The Scientist - Crossword Puzzle Answers - February 3, 1997

By Eric Albert Email: ealbert@world.std.com ACROSS 1 Cholesterol level increaser 9 Circulation fluid 10 Female sex hormone 11 It gives punch its punch 13 Resisting chemical change 15 ELISA, e.g. 17 Uncomined chemically 18 "Curriculum" follower 20 Incremental change symbol 21 It grows about as third as fast as hair 22 Wound souvenir 25 Chemistry Nobelist of 1958 and 1980 26 Benign tumor of glandular origin 29 Polar amino acid 31 It's initially formed in the nephrons 32 28 Down, for example DO


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