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Across 5. What happens to a cell placed in a hypertonic solution 6. Form of DNA in nucleus during early interphase 7. "Cell eating" bringing in solid particles via vesicles 10. Sequence of three nucleotides on tRNA 12. Small organelles that detoxify harmful chemicals 15. Movement of particles from their high concentration to their low 17. Organelles where protein synthesis occurs 19. Sending things out of the cell via vesicles 20. Alternate versions of genes 21. Diffusion of water through semi-permeable membrane 24. One of two "sisters" - duplicate chromosomes joined at centromere 25. What happens to a cell placed in a hypotonic solution

Down 1. Bringing dissolved molecules into the cell via vesicles 2. Bringing things into the cell via vesicles 3. Major component of the cell membrane 4. Measurement of how easily a liquid flows 5. Cell membrane extensions that wave to move substances over cell surface 8. A solution that has less dissolved particles than another 9. Sequence of all the triplets that codes for entire protein 11. Organelles that produce spindle fibers for mitosis 13. Organelles that act as "cleaner uppers" 14. A solution that has more dissolved particles than another 16. Sequence of three nucleotides on DNA, codes for one amino acid 18. Type of cell division producing sperm and egg (gametes) 22. "Father of genetics" 23. Sequence of three nucleotides on mRNA, codes for one amino acid