Across Clues:

 2. Number of purine bases in DNA and RNA.
 3. Number of purine bases in DNA molecule with 12 phosphates.
 5. Total number of pieces in DNA kit for DNA and RNA.
 9. Pyrimidine base found in DNA and RNA.
11. Base that pairs with thymine in DNA and with uracil in RNA.
12. Pyrimidine base found in RNA but not in DNA.
13. Nucleic acid containing all the genes of an organism.
14. Number of base pairs in DNA molecule with 22 sugars.
15. Component of all DNA and RNA nucleotides.
18. Number of pyrimidine bases in DNA molecule with 18 phosphates.
23. A male reproductive cell.
24. Sugar found in DNA but not in RNA.
25. Color of pyrimidine base in DNA kit that is only used in RNA.
26. A flying mammal.
28. A female reproductive cell.
29. Organelle that contains the chromosomal DNA.
31. A female chicken.
32. Metaphor used to describe the general shape of DNA molecule.
34. Body within nucleus that is the site of ribosomal-RNA synthesis.

Down Clues:

 1. Total number of bases in DNA and RNA.
 2. Pyrimidine base found in DNA but not in RNA.
 4. Color of pyrimidine base in DNA kit that pairs with adenine in DNA.
 6. Purine base found in DNA and RNA.
 7. Number of sugars in DNA molecule with 6 base pairs.
 8. Metaphor that describes a base pair of the DNA molecule.
10. Subunit of DNA and RNA.
16. Number of bases in DNA kit that will not connect to DNA sugar.
17. One of the original discoverers of DNA structure.
19. Fish with snake-like body.
20. Number of different possible arrangements for each rung of DNA ladder.
21. A weak chemical bond between the base pairs of DNA.
22. Sugar found in RNA but not in DNA.
23. Number of different pieces in DNA kit used to make a DNA molecule + 1.
25. Subdivision of biology that deals with the study of plants.
27. Nucleic acid produced from DNA inside the nucleus of a cell.
30. Acronym for the United Parcel Service.
33. A floor covering.

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