This easy crossword puzzle helps kids in grades 3-5 learn about protein synthesis and DNA basics with common words and simple clues.
Molecular Enigma: Advanced Biology Lexicon is a hard crossword puzzle with 18 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Molecular Enigma: Advanced Biology Lexicon
Challenging puzzle for experienced crossword solvers
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- 1. Green factory turning light into sugar energy
- 2. Molecular machine that assembles amino acid chains
- 3. Birthplace of blood cells within marrow's sanctum
- 5. Reticulum with rough and smooth faces, cell’s factory hall
- 7. Variant form in genes’ polymorphic playground
- 11. Biological balance act amidst change
- 14. Immune protein targeting invaders with precision
- 16. Entire set of proteins expressed by a genome at a time
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- 4. Nature’s luminous signal, glowing without heat
- 6. Visible expression of genetic orchestration
- 8. Theory of cell’s organelles arising from ancient alliances
- 9. Final cleavage in cell's division dance
- 10. Digestive sac that breaks down cellular refuse
- 12. Cell’s false feet for crawling or engulfing prey
- 13. Fatty sheath speeding neural discourse
- 15. Inheritance beyond DNA sequence, dictating gene expression's fate
- 17. DNA-protein complex, unraveled or packed for transcription
- 18. Process where chromosomes double but divide into clones
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