Across
- 2. Hard to say, but still helps you to fold sweetly.
- 6. "I am not Prince Hamlet, nor was meant to be", nor an attendant Lord, a mere messenger who mutters to myself— Soliloquies? A bit pretentious to call them that.
- 8. A familiar trio, splitting and coming together in a complex dance of signals.
- 10. Happily lives in a bubble, but is where and when a lot of the action happens.
- 14. Octomeric protein with a flexible region that can be covalently modified.
- 16. Complicated in hundreds of ways, absolutely necessary for things to properly begin.
- 17. Ground level source of a useful, but toxic, derivative that prompts A loss in translation.
- 18. Both a prized person and a process, arranged things first.
- 21. Level study of the shape of things to become.
- 22. A transcriptional turbo boost that unusually twists to the left.
- 23. A dog may wag this, but it also is A critical signal for a transcript.
- 24. Unit-wise, it is THE's speed.
Down
- 1. First done by Ed the separatist, but many use it to be very sequence specific.
- 3. An enzyme in the removal business. Likes to keep things tight and tidy.
- 4. They may be ancient, but they don't always want to stop when they see UAG.
- 5. These shapeshifters ride work horses that link signal to response in cells.
- 7. A doubly Nobel technique maker.
- 9. A messenger of sorts; or just a neighbourhood gossip who talks to anyone who bothers to hear.
- 11. The EC50 for the gastrin-induced release of histamine from isolated ECL cells changes from 5 to 15 but the maximal responses remain the same. Could this be an antagonism of this sort?
- 12. RNA pol II gets this job done.
- 13. An important site for bonding before exiting the translating stage.
- 15. Critical to get the final message out, bacteria don't bother doing this, as they don't have much to lose.
- 19. Although sometimes leading or trailing, its importance is that it doesn't result in much and wouldn't be understood anyway.
- 20. Useful in and out of nuclei, pair bonding skills and their U-nique third member do CUT across multiple genomic processes.
