By Eric Albert
Email: ealbert@world.std.com
| ACROSS | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Suckling site |
| 4 | New tissue that forms over a wound |
| 9 | Polish place |
| 10 | Normal rhythmical contraction of the heart |
| 11 | Seed's first organ |
| 12 | Tar: Spanish |
| 13 | Call forth |
| 15 | 75% of everything, by mass |
| 16 | Contaminate with germs |
| 18 | The brain's is gray or white |
| 20 | Embryo's umbilical connection |
| 24 | Digestive result |
| 26 | Reproductive cell |
| 27 | Parasite's source of nourishment |
| 30 | Down syndrome abnormality |
| 31 | Precious metal |
| 32 | DNA replication enzyme that untwists |
| 33 | Compond formed from two identical molecules. |
| DOWN | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Involving muscular movement |
| 2 | Of the marrow |
| 3 | Red seaweek product |
| 4 | Unit of heat |
| 5 | Chest protectors |
| 6 | Common sense |
| 7 | Argon-40 or lead-207, e.g. |
| 8 | Severe organic brain impairment |
| 14 | Organ's roundish projection or division |
| 15 | Blood cell |
| 17 | Cervix, etymologically |
| 19 | A principal component of DNA |
| 21 | One of the first amino acids to be discovered... |
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