Across
- 2. helix revealed how genetic information is stored, copied, and passed on
- 5. foundational roles in genetics (DNA/RNA structure, heredity), cellular energy (ATP), signaling (cAMP), and modern biotechnology
- 6. discovering bacterial transformation
- 7. for proving DNA is the genetic material
- 10. Franklin her crucial X-ray diffraction work
Down
- 1. and Crick discovering the double helix structure of DNA
- 3. rules dictate DNA's double helix structure and are crucial for genetic replication and expression, ensuring accurate copying of hereditary information.
- 4. discovery with MacLeod and McCarty that DNA, not protein, carries genetic information
- 8. and Chase which used radioactive tracers and bacteriophages (viruses) to definitively prove that DNA, not protein, carries genetic information, confirming DNA as the hereditary material of life and a cornerstone of modern genetics.
- 9. Chargaff discovering Chargaff's Rules
