Biology Bingo: Ionic stress linking proton dynamics in sleep

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Across
  1. 3. where GENTIS is most clearly shown due to it's C. elegans and large cellular size
  2. 5. these are what is needed to cover the NLS, or nuclear localization signal
  3. 8. nuclear translocation ionic sensor that shows ionic stress in vivo
  4. 9. this contains sleep active neurons that have a fan shaped body to watch over possible energy imbalances
  5. 11. term for when the C. elegans enter still sleep during a molting cycle
  6. 13. it elongates sleeping time shown by pumping
Down
  1. 1. they are released by ALA and RIS to regulate the amount of sleep a being gets
  2. 2. their purpose is to dissasemble during molting and cause protein to transform or accumilate
  3. 4. the stopping of feeding and characterized by stillness, reduced responses, and homeostasis regulation
  4. 6. synchronized elevations during sleep in intestinal stress
  5. 7. RNA interference, but more broadly it is the interjection of "nuclear import machinery"
  6. 10. it demands dual-excitation ratio caluclations(means it is limiting) and monitors stress in vivo
  7. 12. restrains VHA-12 and VHA-13 and is connected to binding site of VHA-13. It starts GENTIS movement but also caused stillness and induces sleep