By Eric Albert
Email: ealbert@world.std.com
| ACROSS | |
| 1 | Tenth of a millimicron |
| 10 | Visual pigment protein component |
| 11 | Pressure cooker |
| 12 | Ammonia or ethanol, e.g. |
| 14 | Phenomena-detecting device |
| 16 | Place to find a stud |
| 18 | Epstein-Barr virus disease |
| 19 | Capsid, for example |
| 21 | Pierre's partner |
| 22 | Emulsifying agent |
| 23 | Pasteur object of study |
| 26 | Sheath material |
| 27 | Serve as a stimulus |
| 30 | Foraminifers superclass |
| 32 | Heart beat |
| 33 | Organisms that cause tuberculosis and leprosy |
| DOWN | |
| 2 | Kind of cavity |
| 3 | He sequenced insulin |
| 4 | Viamin bottle stat |
| 5 | Arachnida member |
| 6 | DNA or RNA hydrolyzer |
| 7 | Result of injecting foreign DNA |
| 8 | Lucy, for one |
| 9 | ___ tube (spinal cord precursor) |
| 13 | Trunk part |
| 15 | 0.001 percent of the Earth's crust |
| 17 | Unnatural element? |
| 20 | Trans-_____ acid |
| 21 | Hippocampus lesion victim |
| 24 | Allele allowing DNA section tracing |
| 25 | Place to find a sucker |
| 28 | 1906 Nobelist for whom an apparatus is named |
