Conservative site-specific recombination can result in all of the following except? -inversion of a dna segment -insertion of a dna segment at a specific site -deletion or removal of a dna segment -separation of interlocked circular dnas

The correct option is Option D

i.e. Separation of interlocked circular DNAs.

Explanation:

The site specific recombination of DNA is a process where either two DNA molecules exchange a small part of their DNAs with each other or a smaller part of DNA is inserted into larger DNA with the help of several recombinase DNAs that cut the mother molecule at a specific site. This helps in preparation of Recombinant DNA molecule with several modifications, useful in several medical or food purposes.

1. efficient use of space

2. elimination of groundwater contamination

3. energy generation

4. lower carbon footprint

the answers are a and c