➠ Words with n

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dna
  • - It's shaped like a double helix
  • - rosalind franklin's subject of research (abbr.)
  • - Genetic material or Kendrick Lamar's hit: Abbr.
  • - Genetic stuff that's tested by 23andMe: Abbr.
  • - Body's double helix: Abbr.
  • - Rosalind Franklin made important contributions to the discovery of this molecule's structure
  • - Genetic counselor's molecule: Abbr.
  • - It's hidden in "tooth and nail"
  • - It's in our genes: Abbr.
  • - It's self-replicating
  • - it's about 25 percent thymine
  • - "I just took a ... test ..." (lyric from Lizzo's "Truth Hurts")
  • - CSI team's find
  • - ancestry.com concern
  • - I just took a ... test … (lyric in Lizzo's Truth Hurts)
  • - It's stranded
  • - Gene's ID
  • - It's in the genes
  • - "Who's your daddy?" test
  • - Watson and Crick's lab material
  • - Watson and Crick's focus
  • - Life's building block
  • - Geneticist's concern
  • - Watson's code letters
  • - It's in our genes
  • - It's shared by identical twins
  • - Human genome project concern
  • - Fingerprint's cousin
  • - Evidence that's tough to overcome
  • - Crime lab's genetic sample: Abbr.
  • - Cloner's raw material
  • - Cloner's material
  • - Chromosome's home
  • - family inheritance (abbr.)
  • - Double-stranded genetic stuff: Abbr.
  • - Counterpart of 58-Across
  • - Focus of the Human Genome Project
  • - Molecule studied by Rosalind Franklin
  • - Our make-up!
  • - chromosome letters
  • - Hand-me-down genes?
  • - Genetic code
  • - Genetic compound
  • - Molecule that carries your genetic information
  • - CSI evidence for short
  • - 23andMe material (Abbr.)
  • - modern crime clue
  • - Molecule that makes up chromosomes: Abbr.
  • - Double helix found in cells
  • - Human hereditary material
  • - Fitting abbr. hidden in "second nature"
  • - Some forensic evidence [init.]
  • - Gene code [inits]
  • - Jurassic Park genetic material for short
  • - Crime scene evidence collected by a swab: Abbr.
  • - Evidence in paternity cases: Abbr.
  • - Genetic material sequenced by PCR
  • - innocence project focus
  • - Double-helix molecule for short
  • - Molecule with genetic info
  • - MyHeritage tests it
  • - 23andMe sample
  • - cold case evidence
  • - Hereditary substance in cells: Abbr.
  • - Substance analyzed in a biology lab: Abbr.
  • - Evidence abbr
  • - lab macromolecule
  • - Heredity inits.
  • - 'I just took a ... test . . .' (Lizzo lyric)
  • - evidence in a modern whodunit
  • - Molecule with a double-helix structure: Abbr.
  • - significant archaeological find
  • - Gene code
  • - molecule with cytosine
  • - national ... day [april 25, commemorating the 1953 publication of the discovery of its double-helix structure; you can discover six strands of it in the theme entries]
  • - Share ... with (be similar to)
  • - "I got loyalty, got royalty inside my ..." (Kendrick Lamar)
  • - Genome molecule
  • - Hereditary info
  • - Molecule researched by Marie Maynard Daly
  • - genetic material vulnerable to uv damage (abbrev).
  • - Strand from your parents: Abbr.
  • - forensic evidence, frequently
  • - evidence in many a crime show
  • - Crime lab stuff (Abbr.)
  • - biological blueprint (abb)
  • - Ancestry.com sample
  • - holder of markers
  • - What genes are made of
  • - its bases make up the genome
  • - clue in tv crimes
  • - sample for a paternity test
  • - Origin of species?
  • - Molecule with base pairs
  • - Parental transmission
  • - It contains genetic code (abbr)
  • - Now-common genetic letters
  • - Genetic evidence on CSI for short
  • - Focus of some labs
  • - Sample tested on CSI for short
  • - Genetic material analyzed in crime labs: Abbr.
  • - Biological ID factor
  • - Genetic unit: Abbr.
  • - Genetic units: Abbr.
  • - Genetic material letters
  • - Evidence strand?: Abbr.
  • - Genetic evidence: Abbr.
  • - Paternity test sample
  • - Sample from a scene of crime: Abbr.
  • - Twisty molecule
  • - Genetic code: Abbr
  • - Forensic evidence during criminal investigation: Abbr.
  • - Subj. of supercoiling
  • - Hereditary factor everyone has
  • - Genetic material in paternity tests: Abbr.
  • - Modern crime evidence
  • - Hereditary letters: Abbr.
  • - deoxyribonucleic acid, in brief
  • - Important piece of evidence in forensics: Abbr.
  • - Molecule passed on to the offspring: Abbr.
  • - Molecule with two chains of nucleotides
  • - Molecule in chromosomes
  • - Its structure was evidenced by Photo 51, an X-ray captured in 1952
  • - deoxyribonucleic acid, made simpler
  • - As well as digging up evidence the police could use in an investigation
  • - Genetic molecule analyzed in an ancestry test: Abbr.
  • - Molecule with two strands
  • - Some forensic samples: Abbr.
  • - Coded molecule
  • - 23andme subject
  • - Sample in a crime lab: Abbr.
  • - 2017 song by Kendrick Lamar
  • - Double-stranded molecule
  • - Evidence that can be matched
  • - ... test (way to determine paternity)
  • - Modern evidence used to solve many cases: Abbr.
  • - Yet another thing identical twins share
  • - Genetic messenger: Abbr.
  • - Genetic letters: Abbr.
  • - Code-carrying strands
  • - Cheek swab molecule for short
  • - Biological identifier: Abbr.
  • - "I just took a ... test / Turns out I'm 100% …" (Lizzo lyric)
  • - Forensic evidence: Abbr.
  • - Cold case aid
  • - Basis of heredity [abbr.]
  • - Genetic letter: Abbr.
  • - Sample for Ancestry.com
  • - Ancestry.com test subject
  • - Something found in strands
  • - Evidence piece
  • - Material in genetics
  • - Code letters of life?
  • - 23andMe test material (Abbr.)
  • - Bioinformatics stuff
  • - Watson and Crick discovery
  • - Bit of evidence concealed by United Nations
  • - forensic macromolecule
  • - Carries genetic information [abbr.]
  • - essential aspect
  • - Strand with base pairs
  • - Genetic material sometimes used as evidence in a trial: Abbr.
  • - Heredity letters
  • - it may contain thymine
  • - molecule whose structure was studied by rosalind franklin
  • - A radioactive spider changed it in Peter Parker: Abbr.
  • - subj. of a pop test?
  • - Genetic material [init.]
  • - it may peg a perp
  • - Material for genomics researchers
  • - Double helix in a cell
  • - Molecule that carries the genetic information
  • - Gene makeup
  • - Material for genomics researchers: Abbr.
  • - Swab stuff
  • - Genetic component: Abbr.
  • - Chromosome molecule
  • - Genetic initials
  • - Modern-day evidence
  • - Highly reliable evidence
  • - Cellular stuff
  • - Letters from your parents?
  • - Carrier of genetic info
  • - Genetic abbr.
  • - Gene material
  • - Genetic matter
  • - Genetic code carrier
  • - Forensic science tool
  • - Cell stuff
  • - Some trial evidence
  • - Genetic evidence
  • - Forensic ID
  • - Paternity suit evidence
  • - Paternity identifier
  • - Genes material
  • - Gene stuff
  • - Gene acid
  • - What identical twins have in common
  • - Crime lab sample
  • - Genetic molecule
  • - Genetic info transmitter
  • - Genetic code letters
  • - Strands in a cell?
  • - Letters from your folks?
  • - Kind of fingerprint
  • - Genetic strand
  • - Gene component
  • - Forensic ID check, ... test
  • - Crime lab evidence, briefly
  • - Trial evidence, sometimes
  • - Stranded stuff
  • - Paternity test sample: Abbr.
  • - Paternity test factor
  • - New evidence in a cold case, perhaps
  • - Genetic molecule: Abbr.
  • - Genetic identifier
  • - Evidence type
  • - Double-helix molecule: Abbr.
  • - Double helix
  • - Cell substance
  • - Biological identifier
  • - "CSI" forensic evidence: Abbr.
  • - The tiniest bit of evidence?
  • - Stuff of life
  • - Stuff in a sequence
  • - Some evidence
  • - Lab test subject
  • - Key to heredity
  • - It must be in the genes
  • - High-tech "fingerprint"
  • - Hereditary letters
  • - Genome material
  • - Genetic substance
  • - Genetic code carrier: Abbr.
  • - Genetic cell stuff
  • - Gene ID
  • - Forensic sampling
  • - Forensic finding
  • - Double-helix material
  • - Code of life
  • - Cloning material
  • - Biochem strand
  • - Basic biological material: Abbr.
  • - Type of forensic evidence
  • - Trial topic
  • - Subject of the Human Genome Project
  • - Strand material
  • - Sample in a crime lab
  • - Recombinant letters
  • - Paternity test evidence
  • - Paternity determiner
  • - Modern test subject
  • - Modern means of ID
  • - Kind of fingerprinting
  • - It makes you you
  • - Internal makeup of a sort
  • - ID clincher
  • - High-tech "fingerprint": Abbr.
  • - Hi-tech ID
  • - Genetic material: Abbr.
  • - Genetic helix
  • - Genetic component
  • - Genetic acid
  • - Genetic "blueprint"
  • - Father identifier
  • - Evidence type, briefly
  • - Evidence gathered by a CSI team
  • - Double-helix genetic molecule: Abbr.
  • - Court evidence, sometimes
  • - Chromosomal component
  • - Chain of life?
  • - Biotech material
  • - "The Double Helix" subject
  • - "Fingerprint" with a twist
  • - "CSI" sample
  • - Your basic makeup?
  • - What you're made of
  • - Watson-Crick subject
  • - Watson and Crick subject
  • - Type of testing
  • - Type of profiling
  • - Type of evidence
  • - Twisted sample
  • - Trial evidence
  • - Tool of forensic science
  • - Tiny strands
  • - The stuff of life
  • - Swabbed specimen
  • - Superhelix material
  • - Strong sort of evidence
  • - Strong evidence
  • - Strands in the body
  • - Strands in a pool of blood?
  • - Strand in a lab
  • - Source of evidence
  • - Something inherited
  • - Some "CSI" evidence: Abbr.
  • - Shred of evidence?
  • - Paternity test evidence: Abbr.
  • - Parentage prover
  • - Parent identifier
  • - Nucleic-acid initials
  • - Modern ID verifier
  • - Modern forensic tool
  • - Modern crime lab evidence: Abbr.
  • - Mitochondrion material
  • - Material that may cinch some suits
  • - Material studied by Watson and Crick
  • - Legacy from an X and Y
  • - Kind of testing, briefly
  • - It trumps fingerprints
  • - It might be recombinant
  • - It may be recombinant
  • - It could prove paternity
  • - Important forensic evidence
  • - Human Genome Project material
  • - Hereditary material in a living organism: Abbr.
  • - Hereditary helix
  • - Hereditary factor, for short
  • - Helical stuff
  • - Helical inheritance
  • - Genetic material tested in a crime lab: Abbr.
  • - Genetic marker
  • - Genetic lab sample: Abbr.
  • - Genetic information carrier
  • - Genetic info letters
  • - Genetic identification
  • - Genetic code material: Abbr.
  • - Genetic code container
  • - Genetic blueprint for life
  • - Form of evidence, these days
  • - Form of evidence
  • - Forensics focus, often
  • - Forensic evidence, often
  • - Forensic evidence found in hair follicles: Abbr.
  • - FBI evidence, at times
  • - Evidence with a twist?
  • - Evidence that puts many people away
  • - Evidence in a paternity suit
  • - Evidence from a hairsplitter?
  • - CSI lab sample
  • - CSI evidence, sometimes
  • - Crime lab specimen: Abbr.
  • - Crime lab letters
  • - Crime lab clue
  • - Common "CSI" evidence: Abbr.
  • - Chromosome material
  • - Chromosomal material
  • - Chemical abbr.
  • - Certain code carrier
  • - Blueprint with four bases
  • - Biological ID
  • - Biological building block
  • - Biological blueprint, briefly
uni
  • - School leavers' destination? One to France, one to Rome once
  • - Lead-in to lateral
  • - Start to cycle?
  • - Start to color
  • - Prefix with "corn" to give a one-horned mythical creature
  • - A Parisian applied to one educational institution
  • - quentin regularly in academic institution
  • - Place to get a degree from, for short
  • - The "U" in UCLA, for short
  • - Lead-in to cycle
  • - corn, lateral, sex prefix
  • - Bath for one boy not in total agreement
  • - Athlete's wear, informally
  • - College, Down Under
  • - Prefix for sex or cycle
  • - Bi- halved
  • - Prefix with corn or sex
  • - Prefix with "cycle" or "sex"
  • - Prefix for cycle or brow
  • - Sushi bar offering
  • - Numerical word form
  • - ...... College
  • - One at the front
  • - Prefix with form
  • - Prefix with cycle
  • - Cycle starter?
  • - Numerical prefix
  • - Prefix for cycle
  • - Start of a cycle?
  • - Prefix with directional
  • - Where one may go after school
  • - Don's establishment
  • - Educational institution, for short
  • - Higher education?
  • - Harvard or Stanford, for short
  • - after-school destination
  • - reunion, stemming from little seat of learning
  • - lse, e.g.
  • - institute for students
  • - warwick or ucl, informally
  • - Sea urchin, on a sushi menu
  • - little seat of learning where the sun is only partial
  • - Student institution, for short
  • - it might precede sex
  • - communicating a bit of tertiary ed.
  • - "U" of UCLA, for short