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The palindromes in DNA are base pair sequences that are the same when read forward (left to right) or backward (right to left) from a central axis of symmetry. The following sequence reads the same on the two strands in $5^{\prime }\to 3^{\prime }$ direction. This is also true when we read in the $3^{\prime }\to 5^{\prime }$ direction.
Restriction endonuclease enzymes recognize palindromic sequences in DNA and cut them.