Why this led to destroyed xho-sal sites in resulting clone

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Assignment:

As explained in the introduction, the clones analyzed were created through the ligation of a plasmid cut with XhoI to an insert cut on either side with SalI. Explain why this led to two destroyed Xho/Sal sites in the resulting clone. Write out DNA sequences in your answer.

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