What does SASP mean?
SASP means Small Acid-Soluble Protein
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in Laboratory Abbreviations
Particularly in Laboratory Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Small Acid-Soluble Protein?
2 ways to abbreviate Small Acid-Soluble Protein
Small Acid-Soluble Protein can be abbreviated as SASP
Other shorthands for Small Acid-Soluble Protein are: sasps
Small Acid-Soluble Protein can be abbreviated as SASP
Other shorthands for Small Acid-Soluble Protein are: sasps
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What does SASP stand for? SASP stands for "Small Acid-Soluble Protein". |
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How to abbreviate "Small Acid-Soluble Protein"? "Small Acid-Soluble Protein" can be abbreviated as SASP. |
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What is the meaning of SASP abbreviation? The meaning of SASP abbreviation is "Small Acid-Soluble Protein". |
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What is SASP abbreviation? One of the definitions of SASP is "Small Acid-Soluble Protein". |
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What does SASP mean? SASP as abbreviation means "Small Acid-Soluble Protein". |
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What is shorthand of Small Acid-Soluble Protein? The most common shorthand of "Small Acid-Soluble Protein" is SASP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BASP1 - Brain Acid Soluble Protein 1
- sHsp - Small Heat Shock Protein
- SMIM - Small Integral Membrane Protein
- SMBP - Small Myelin Basic Protein
- sLBP - Small Lipid-Binding Protein
- SPRR - Small Proline-Rich Protein
- -SH - acid-soluble sulfhydryl
- ASPA - acid soluble pectic acid
- LKPS - liver-kidney perchloric acid-soluble protein
- PSP - Perchloric acid-soluble protein
- PSP1 - perchloric acid-soluble protein
- SASP - small acid-soluble spore protein
- SASPs - small, acid-soluble spore proteins
- SLIP - small leupeptin-induced protein
- sLRP - Small Leucine Rich Protein
- SRPP - Small Rubber Particle Protein
- SVIP - Small VCP Interacting Protein
- Smhsp - Small Heat Shock Protein
- SMWP - Small Molecular Weight Protein
- sasps - Small acid-soluble proteins