By Eric Albert
Email: ealbert@world.std.com
| ACROSS | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Pertaining to hidden blood |
| 6 | Infection response |
| 9 | Cursor controller |
| 10 | Prefix for quintillion |
| 11 | Tonsillitis pathogen |
| 12 | Type of acid used in making explosives and fertilizers |
| 13 | Thiamine-deficiency result |
| 15 | Secondary structure for a protein |
| 18 | Helper in polypeptide-chain building: abbr. |
| 20 | Neuron appendage |
| 21 | Structure appearing during cell division |
| 23 | Flat area of bone between the eyebrows |
| 25 | Pathogen transmitter |
| 29 | Thin, flat, horny plate |
| 30 | Polar amino acid: abbr. |
| 31 | Serum target |
| 32 | Pathogen |
| 33 | French cave known for skeletal remains |
| DOWN | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Piece of "HTLV" |
| 2 | Prepare for microscope viewing |
| 3 | Kind of engineer |
| 4 | Eye layer |
| 5 | Minute quantity |
| 6 | It means "dug up," etymologically |
| 7 | Spine components |
| 8 | Enzyme involved in the viral-RNA copying process |
| 14 | Pool member |
| 15 | Painkiller's gift |
| 16 | Transmit to offspring |
| 17 | Greek letter |
| 19 | Beavers, rats, porcupines, et al. |
| 22 | Long terminal... |
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