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The Scientist - Crossword Puzzle - February 19, 1996

1 It gets a reaction 5 Soporific 10 Sex-birth link 11 Bodily fluid 12 Ecto's opposite 13 Many, at the start 14 Vitro alternative 16 Sex 18 Keratin component 21 Esophagus-duodenum link 23 Respiratory disorder 25 It goes down the tube 26 Sex 27 1,000,000,000,000,000: pref. 31 Type of acid 32 Extinct marine arthropod 33 Type of gland 34 DNA replication enzyme that untwists 1 Brass component 2 Data analysis find 3 Blood oxygenater 4 Nerce-cell interstice 6 Partum preceder 7 Transuranic element 8

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1 Brass component 2 Data analysis find 3 Blood oxygenater 4 Nerce-cell interstice 6 Partum preceder 7 Transuranic element 8 Granulosa cell secretion 9 The "c" in "cAMP" 15 Genera, for example 17 Improvement over Lamarckism 19 Active _____ 20 Truffle, for one 22 Well-being 23 It links with thymine 24 25 Across, e.g. 28 Antibody/antigen test 29 I 30 Genes' chromosome positions

Eric Albert Editor's Note: Auburndale, Mass.-based Eric Albert, who constructs The Scientist's crossword puzzles, is one of the few people in the United States who earn their living solely from making puzzles. He uses a proprietary computer system of his own design to produce them. Major newspapers in which his work has appeared include the New York Times, Washington Post, New York Daily News, Toronto Sun, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Chicago Sun Times.

He has also contributed to various puzzle magazines, including Dell Champion Crosswords, Games Magazine, Crossword Magazine, ...

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