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.

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