The Scientist - Crossword Puzzle - September 2, 1996

By Eric Albert Email: ealbert@world.std.com ACROSS 1 Organic molecule serving as a cofactor. 5 Protein cell enclosing the viral genome. 10 Shinbone 11 Micturation fluid 12 Dr.'s order 13 Basic amino acid 14 Genetic engineering and so on, for short 15 Fluid-filled, saclike structure 16 Vena follower 18 ____-interferon 20 What the appendix is appended to 22 Disease of the sebuceous glands 23 Microbe 25 Artificially maintained away from a living organism 27 Body cavity of higher metazoans 29 Limb


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