By Eric Albert
Email: ealbert@world.std.com
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| ACROSS | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Euxenite element |
| 6 | Sympathetic start? |
| 9 | Gram's solution, e.g. |
| 10 | .00000003937 inches |
| 12 | Chiral molecule, for one |
| 13 | You can see right through this |
| 16 | Experimentees, often |
| 17 | _____ bone (ilium + ischium + pubis) |
| 22 | It helps you pay attention to the little things |
| 23 | Living, in Latin |
| 25 | T cell adjective |
| 27 | Lemming or porcupine, say |
| 31 | Research pathogen |
| 32 | Curriculum ____ |
| 33 | Blade + petiole |
| 34 | Eubacterium |
| DOWN | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Intervertebral fibrocartilage plate |
| 2 | Numerical datum |
| 3 | Sort of sample |
| 4 | Faculties' member |
| 5 | It's connected to the humerus |
| 7 | Muscle protein |
| 8 | Main trunk of the arterial system |
| 11 | Muscle protein |
| 14 | Sixty grains |
| 15 | Helix-_____-helix |
| 18 | Narrowed part of an organ |
| 19 | Author of "Physics" and "History of Animals" |
| 20 | Sequence that provides information for protein formation |
| 21 | Noneukaryotic kingdom |
| 24 | Type of girdle |
| 25 | 1981 Nobelist who studies... |
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