| Test |
| Junk |
| Lab __ |
| Sample |
| Testing |
| Profile |
| Gene ID |
| Sequence |
| CSI "clue |
| ID factor |
| CSI" tool |
| CSI" find |
| Gene acid |
| Cell stuff |
| CSI" stuff |
| 23andMe ID |
| Adonis ___ |
| Genes acid |
| Test subj. |
| CSI" proof |
| CSI" subj. |
| CSI sample |
| Hi-tech ID |
| Gene's ID? |
| Gene stuff |
| Genetic ID |
| Lab subject |
| Life lines? |
| Type of lab |
| CSI" matter |
| Acid: Abbr. |
| Bio. strand |
| Bodily code |
| CODIS focus |
| Helix mtrl. |
| ID material |
| Means of ID |
| 'CSI' topic |
| Bio subject |
| CSI concern |
| ID clincher |
| Trial topic |
| ID provider |
| Forensic ID |
| Kind of test |
| NCIS" matter |
| Basic makeup |
| Cloning need |
| Coiled stuff |
| Gene's place |
| Genetic base |
| Genetic mol. |
| Genetic unit |
| Code letters |
| Tiny strands |
| Genetic acid |
| Code of life |
| Cell letters |
| Double helix |
| High-tech ID |
| Nucleic acid |
| Code carrier |
| Satellite ___ |
| Forensic tool |
| CSI" material |
| CSI" molecule |
| CSI" specimen |
| 23andMe stuff |
| Bio. evidence |
| Chain letters |
| Cloning basic |
| Code material |
| CSI lab stuff |
| DA's interest |
| Forensics aid |
| Genetic mtrl. |
| Hair strands? |
| Stranded code |
| Test material |
| __ sequencing |
| Biological ID |
| Cell occupant |
| Helical stuff |
| Genetic helix |
| Genetic info. |
| Some evidence |
| Stuff of life |
| Evidence type |
| It's stranded |
| Cell material |
| Gene material |
| Genetic abbr. |
| Trait carrier |
| Genetic stuff |
| 'CSI evidence' |
| It's in my ___ |
| Body blueprint |
| Chain material |
| CSI identifier |
| Essential code |
| FBI identifier |
| FBI lab sample |
| Gene's letters |
| Gene's makeup? |
| Genomic matter |
| Heredity helix |
| It's in chains |
| Kind of strand |
| Life substance |
| Makeup carrier |
| Modern ID form |
| Stuff in genes |
| Chemical abbr. |
| Crime lab clue |
| CSI lab sample |
| Genetic marker |
| Trial evidence |
| Twisted sample |
| Chain of life? |
| It has a twist |
| Biochem strand |
| Cell substance |
| Genetic strand |
| Stranded stuff |
| Gene component |
| Kind of sample |
| Genes material |
| Genetic matter |
| Cellular stuff |
| Genetic inits. |
| Kind of testing |
| Genetic strands |
| CSI" collection |
| Ancestry tracer |
| Baby identifier |
| Basic cell mat. |
| Cellular strand |
| Coiled material |
| Crime lab study |
| Crime lab stuff |
| CRISPR material |
| Cytology inits. |
| Genetic acronym |
| Genomics sample |
| Helical strands |
| Hereditary acid |
| Makeup initials |
| Parentage proof |
| Recombinant ___ |
| Swab test stuff |
| T-Rex blueprint |
| 'NCIS' evidence |
| Forensics focus |
| Strand in a lab |
| Strong evidence |
| Type of testing |
| Strand material |
| Genome material |
| Key to heredity |
| Modern evidence |
| Heredity factor |
| Genetic letters |
| Forensic letters |
| Paternity prover |
| 23andMe molecule |
| Code to live by? |
| CSI lab material |
| Evidence letters |
| Evidence on "CSI |
| FBI lab material |
| Fingerprint type |
| Genetic monogram |
| Genetic template |
| Heredity helixes |
| Heredity's helix |
| High-tech marker |
| Life's blueprint |
| Nucleus contents |
| Personal matter? |
| Story of my life |
| Very small chain |
| Form of evidence |
| Hereditary helix |
| Parentage prover |
| Swabbed specimen |
| Type of evidence |
| Biotech material |
| It makes you you |
| Cloning material |
| Forensic finding |
| Lab test subject |
| Strands in a lab |
| Crime-lab sample |
| Genetic molecule |
| Hereditary stuff |
| Genetic evidence |
| Genetic initials |
| Genetic material |
| CSI" topic, often |
| Base pair's place |
| Biological marker |
| Court case sample |
| Crime lab strands |
| Crime lab subject |
| Forensics strands |
| Genealogical info |
| Genomics material |
| Heredity initials |
| Heredity molecule |
| ID tag, of a sort |
| ID you cannot see |
| It has base pairs |
| Kind of profiling |
| Life force: Abbr. |
| Modern test subj. |
| Positive ID maker |
| Recombinant stuff |
| Stranded molecule |
| Stranded material |
| Strands for life? |
| Your basic makeup |
| CSI" test subject |
| Chromosome's home |
| Cloner's material |
| Crime lab letters |
| Parent identifier |
| The stuff of life |
| Type of profiling |
| Father identifier |
| Genetic component |
| It has four bases |
| It's in our genes |
| Forensic sampling |
| Genetic substance |
| Forensic material |
| It's in the genes |
| Forensic evidence |
| Trait transmitter |
| Hereditary factor |
| Crime solver's aid |
| ___ fingerprinting |
| Chain of evidence? |
| Crime scene matter |
| Evidence for a lab |
| FBI lab collection |
| Gene-splicing need |
| Helicases split it |
| Hereditary helices |
| ID factor, perhaps |
| It's in your genes |
| Kind of sequencing |
| Modern fingerprint |
| Modernday evidence |
| Molecular evidence |
| Site of base pairs |
| Strand of evidence |
| Type of modern lab |
| Watson-Crick subj. |
| Watson-Crick model |
| A type of evidence |
| Crime lab material |
| Double-helix stuff |
| Modern ID verifier |
| Shred of evidence? |
| Source of evidence |
| Genetic "blueprint |
| Modern means of ID |
| Crime lab specimen |
| Crime-lab evidence |
| Genetic cell stuff |
| Hereditary letters |
| Genetic identifier |
| Strands in a cell? |
| Geneticist's study |
| Some court evidence |
| Body-building stuff |
| Cheek swab material |
| Common bodybuilder? |
| Crime scene letters |
| Definitive evidence |
| Essence of everyone |
| Evidence of descent |
| Genetic info holder |
| Genetic link: Abbr. |
| Life-force initials |
| Major macromolecule |
| Mitochondrial stuff |
| Passed-down strands |
| Paternity confirmer |
| Some "CSI" evidence |
| Strand with a twist |
| Watson-Crick compd. |
| Chromosome material |
| Helical inheritance |
| Something inherited |
| Strands in the body |
| Superhelix material |
| What makes you you? |
| What you're made of |
| Modern test subject |
| Recombinant letters |
| Stuff in a sequence |
| Some crime evidence |
| Some trial evidence |
| Modern-day evidence |
| CSI" evidence: Abbr. |
| Forensic ID clincher |
| CSI" find, sometimes |
| 23andMe test subject |
| Bit of forensic data |
| Coiled macromolecule |
| Crime scene material |
| Double helix letters |
| Dr. Crick's interest |
| It can prove kinship |
| It looks like ><><>< |
| Strand from a parent |
| Strands in your hair |
| Stuff in a supercoil |
| Test subject on "CSI |
| Type of test on "CSI |
| CSI" evidence, often |
| Jurassic Park" stuff |
| Certain code carrier |
| Chromosomal material |
| Crime-scene evidence |
| Fingerprint's cousin |
| Genetic info letters |
| Kind of "fingerprint |
| Modern forensic tool |
| Type of fingerprint? |
| Watson-Crick subject |
| Biological blueprint |
| Paternity determiner |
| Geneticist's concern |
| Genetic code letters |
| Paternity identifier |
| Genetic code carrier |
| Genetic info carrier |
| Chromosome component |
| Bioinformatics strand |
| Case breaker, perhaps |
| Chain with four bases |
| Crime clue from genes |
| Double helix material |
| Factor in inheritance |
| Forensic science clue |
| Gene's makeup (abbr.) |
| Genetic code material |
| Genetic marker, abbr. |
| Genetic sample: Abbr. |
| Genetic stuff (Abbr.) |
| Heredity double helix |
| ID clincher, at times |
| It can be supercoiled |
| Lengthy macromolecule |
| Letters heard on "CSI |
| Life-giving substance |
| Nucleic acid initials |
| Organic No Wave band? |
| Reproductive material |
| Law & Order" evidence |
| Cloner's raw material |
| It may be recombinant |
| Chromosomal component |
| Sample in a crime lab |
| Watson's code letters |
| Life's building block |
| Biological identifier |
| Paternity test factor |
| Double-helix molecule |
| Forensic science tool |
| Subject of this puzzle |
| Lab exam subject |
| Case-breaker, at times |
| Class of nucleic acids |
| Evidence in an FBI lab |
| Genetic marker acronym |
| Geneticist's substance |
| High-tech ID substance |
| Paternity lab evidence |
| Paternity suit letters |
| Paternity test letters |
| Stuff in the gene pool |
| The latest in evidence |
| Type of court evidence |
| Type of modern testing |
| What PCR and RFLP test |
| Fingerprinting" sample |
| Evidence with a twist? |
| FBI evidence, at times |
| Forensics focus, often |
| Genetic code container |
| Genetic identification |
| It trumps fingerprints |
| Legacy from an X and Y |
| Mitochondrion material |
| Strands in a crime lab |
| Evidence type, briefly |
| Kind of fingerprinting |
| Some forensic evidence |
| Chemical building block |
| Cold case solver, maybe |
| Crime lab sample: Abbr. |
| Fatherhood-testing info |
| Focus of a genome study |
| Forensic ID determinant |
| Forensic tool, nowadays |
| Genetic evidence source |
| Innocence Project topic |
| Latter-day case breaker |
| Some profiling material |
| Strong type of evidence |
| Subj. of modern mapping |
| Trial evidence, perhaps |
| The Selfish Gene" topic |
| CSI evidence, sometimes |
| It might be recombinant |
| Paternity test material |
| Strong sort of evidence |
| Genetic material: Abbr. |
| Paternity test evidence |
| Paternity-suit evidence |
| It must be in the genes |
| Who's your daddy?" test |
| Genetic molecule: Abbr. |
| Carrier of genetic info |
| Building block, of sorts |
| Carriers of genetic code |
| Genetic helix, for short |
| Genetic substance: Abbr. |
| Inheritance with a twist |
| Key to heredity, briefly |
| Letters from the family? |
| Material in mitochondria |
| Paternity proof, briefly |
| Series of chain letters? |
| Strands at a crime scene |
| Subj. of a court exhibit |
| Trial evidence, at times |
| Watson and Crick concern |
| Watson and Crick's model |
| Forensic evidence, often |
| It could prove paternity |
| Kind of testing, briefly |
| Tool of forensic science |
| Watson and Crick subject |
| Watson and Crick's focus |
| Letters from your folks? |
| Genetic info transmitter |
| Highly reliable evidence |
| A Flock of Seagulls" song |
| Body blueprint, for short |
| Crime lab evidence: Abbr. |
| Exonerator, in some cases |
| Fingerprint with a twist? |
| Forensic evidence letters |
| Forensic science sampling |
| Genentech's ticker symbol |
| Genetic marker, for short |
| High-tech ''fingerprint'' |
| Innocence Project subject |
| Modern-day court evidence |
| Subject of bioinformatics |
| A strong sort of evidence |
| Biological building block |
| Blueprint with four bases |
| Crime lab specimen: Abbr. |
| Genetic lab sample: Abbr. |
| The Double Helix" subject |
| Court evidence, sometimes |
| Internal makeup of a sort |
| Type of forensic evidence |
| Trial evidence, sometimes |
| Modern courtroom evidence |
| Basis of many positive IDs |
| Bit of biological evidence |
| Dr. Watson's claim to fame |
| Hereditary material: Abbr. |
| Human genome project stuff |
| Human Genome Project topic |
| It's part of the gene pool |
| Modern aid in anthropology |
| Modern kind of fingerprint |
| Protein synthesizer: abbr. |
| Sequencing target, briefly |
| Type of lab or fingerprint |
| Ancestry.com test material |
| Genetic blueprint for life |
| Some "CSI" evidence: Abbr. |
| Letters from your parents? |
| Evidence in paternity suits |
| Crucial biological molecule |
| Factor in some exonerations |
| Genetic molecule, for short |
| It may be used to ID a perp |
| Kind of modern "fingerprint |
| Letters providing evidence? |
| Molecule with A, C, T and G |
| Paternity identifier: Abbr. |
| Ticker symbol for Genentech |
| Crime scene evidence, often |
| Genetic information carrier |
| Important forensic evidence |
| Strands in a pool of blood? |
| Genetic code carrier: Abbr. |
| Crime lab evidence, briefly |
| Forensic ID check, ... test |
| '90's fingerprint for short |
| CSI" genetic evidence: Abbr. |
| Double helix molecule: Abbr. |
| Evidence acceptable in court |
| Evidence in a paternity case |
| Exoneration factor, at times |
| Genetic component, for short |
| Genetic engineering material |
| Genetic-fingerprint material |
| Heredity molecule, initially |
| It's stranded in police labs |
| Junk ___ (creationism topic) |
| Material in a cell's nucleus |
| Protein synthesizer in genes |
| Scientific discovery of 1869 |
| Rosalind Franklin studied it |
| Subject for Watson and Crick |
| What's cloned during cloning |
| Common "CSI" evidence: Abbr. |
| Evidence in a paternity suit |
| Form of evidence, these days |
| Genetic code material: Abbr. |
| Hereditary factor, for short |
| Human genome project concern |
| The tiniest bit of evidence? |
| Paternity test sample: Abbr. |
| CSI" evidence, perhaps: Abbr. |
| Code used in many court cases |
| Double-helix genetic material |
| Evidence in some exonerations |
| Evidence that no one disputes |
| Genentech's apt ticker symbol |
| Main component of chromosomes |
| Modern evidence type, briefly |
| Source of genetic info: Abbr. |
| What many markers are made of |
| Xzibit song used for testing? |
| Biological blueprint, briefly |
| Evidence from a hairsplitter? |
| Human Genome Project material |
| CSI" forensic evidence: Abbr. |
| Bit of genetic evidence: Abbr. |
| Evidence that's hard to refute |
| Genetic stuff used as evidence |
| It's replicated during mitosis |
| Letters that could finger you? |
| Modern means of identification |
| Modern trial evidence, perhaps |
| Basic biological matter: Abbr. |
| It's shared by identical twins |
| Paternity test evidence: Abbr. |
| High-tech "fingerprint": Abbr. |
| Apt ticker symbol for Genentech |
| Convincing evidence, these days |
| Criminologist's clue, for short |
| Evidence that is hard to refute |
| Evidence that may reopen a case |
| Little, twisted part of us all? |
| Material used in "Jurassic Park |
| Model project for science class |
| Substance of genetic importance |
| Watson and Crick's code letters |
| Evidence gathered by a CSI team |
| Watson and Crick's lab material |
| Part of a modern police database |
| Evidence that's hard to disprove |
| Evidence that's tough to dispute |
| Forensic investigator's molecule |
| Fossilized "Jurassic Park" stuff |
| Genetic evidence on "CSI": Abbr. |
| Its code uses just G, T, A and C |
| Kind of fingerprinting, nowadays |
| Material for forensic scientists |
| Modern crime-lab evidence: Abbr. |
| Paternity suit evidence, briefly |
| Basic biological material: Abbr. |
| Chromosome constituent, for short |
| Kind of evidence gathered in "CSI |
| Molecule that can form supercoils |
| Crime lab's genetic sample: Abbr. |
| Evidence that's tough to overcome |
| ___ test (paternity case evidence) |
| Essence of a person, one might say |
| Evidence for determining paternity |
| Material that may cinch some suits |
| Evidence collected by a swab: Abbr. |
| Evidence in a paternity suit: Abbr. |
| Forensic evidence, sometimes: Abbr. |
| Hereditary material in cells: Abbr. |
| Initials linked to Watson and Crick |
| Innocence Project evidence, briefly |
| Kind of testing, in law enforcement |
| Something shared by identical twins |
| Strand studied in genetic genealogy |
| Evidence that puts many people away |
| Subject of the Human Genome Project |
| What identical twins have in common |
| Double-helix genetic material: Abbr. |
| Evidence obtained by swabbing: Abbr. |
| Genetic double-helix material: Abbr. |
| It takes the shape of a double helix |
| Material studied by Watson and Crick |
| Double-helix genetic molecule: Abbr. |
| New evidence in a cold case, perhaps |
| Essence of a federal profile database |
| It's stranded twice in every organism |
| Microscopic crime scene clue, briefly |
| Microscopic crime lab evidence: Abbr. |
| Perps often leave it at a crime scene |
| Crime scene evidence, sometimes: Abbr. |
| High-tech genetic "fingerprint": Abbr. |
| Modern crime scene evidence, for short |
| Some "CSI" microscopic evidence: Abbr. |
| Amber-preserved stuff in "Jurassic Park |
| Controversial courtroom evidence: abbr. |
| Fingerprint alternative, to a detective |
| Kendrick Lamar hit with a genetic title |
| Material at the basis of "Jurassic Park |
| A Flock of Seagulls biological song "___ |
| Biological evidence in a crime lab: Abbr. |
| Evidence that's extremely hard to dispute |
| Genetic material examined in "CSI": Abbr. |
| Genetic material in a double helix: Abbr. |
| Subj. of the 1962 Nobel Prize in Medicine |
| Genetic evidence used in crime labs: Abbr. |
| Genetic evidence collected by a swab: Abbr. |
| Genetic evidence in a paternity test: Abbr. |
| Genetic material in a paternity suit: Abbr. |
| Subject of the 1962 Nobel Prize in Medicine |
| It may be used against you in a court of law |
| ___ lab (place for studying genetic samples) |
| It was Genentech's stock ticker symbol, aptly |
| Genetic material tested in a crime lab: Abbr. |
| Abbreviation that can follow junk or satellite |
| Genetic evidence analyzed in crime labs: Abbr. |
| Biological evidence obtained with a swab: Abbr. |
| Hereditary material in a living organism: Abbr. |
| Forensic evidence found in hair follicles: Abbr. |
| It was first correctly modeled in "Nature" (1953) |
| Genetic material tested in a paternity suit: Abbr. |
| What might reveal the answer to "Who's your daddy? |
| Material studied in the Human Genome Project: Abbr. |
| Fundamental molecules in a double helix shape: Abbr. |
| Something that might be left at the scene of a crime |
| Genetic evidence used in modern forensic science: Abbr. |
| It's often used to determine paternity on "Maury": Abbr. |
| Genetic molecule whose full name is 20 letters long: Abbr. |
| Genetic substance that may be entered into evidence: Abbr. |
| Genetic material evaluated by 23andMe and Ancestry.com: Abbr. |
| Bit of biological evidence left at a crime scene, maybe: Abbr. |
| Genetic substance that may be used as evidence in court: Abbr. |
| Biological evidence that might be analyzed in a crime lab: Abbr. |
| Molecule for which Linus Pauling proposed a triple-stranded structure |
| Genetic material that holds information about your ethnic origins: Abbr. |
| Project ___ ("Big Brother" twist featuring half siblings who'd never met and a pair of swapping twins) |