Across
- 3. Emulsify away the cloudy junk, and replace it with this instead!
- 5. When dealing with these events, it often takes a long time for change to occur.
- 9. Steroids, cytokines, and now a certain growth factor can all mediate this event.
- 10. All cells have the same DNA, so why are they different?
- 13. After a certain transition this factor’s power is unleashed since nothing is suspending it anymore!
- 15. LEC… heh, more like LMC after this!
Down
- 1. The cell’s way of activating something; SIS3 stops this crucial step.
- 2. How can one truly know a protein’s relative amount?
- 4. Taking a piece of a lens and keeping it alive for experiments… I’ve heard that somewhere before…
- 6. In many tracts they either secrete or absorb, but in the lens, the posterior ones become fibers of sorts.
- 7. Loss of a certain glue after turning mesenchymal.
- 8. Structural components of cells, scaffolds for the muscles, and now they make my vision cloudy too?!
- 11. A certain growth factor binds to a receptor, creating a conformational change where less than normal response occurs. What kind of molecule is the growth factor?
- 12. These small factors can really read that instruction manual! Call it motherly instinct…
- 14. Not where the instruction manual is found, but rather the bulk matter of the eye’s focusing tool.
- 16. Member of the cytokine family, its reception leads to cloudy days.