What does WNAP mean?
WNAP means Whole Nerve Action Potential
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Whole Nerve Action Potential?
2 ways to abbreviate Whole Nerve Action Potential
Whole Nerve Action Potential can be abbreviated as WNAP
Other shorthands for Whole Nerve Action Potential are: EAP
Whole Nerve Action Potential can be abbreviated as WNAP
Other shorthands for Whole Nerve Action Potential are: EAP
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What does WNAP stand for? WNAP stands for "Whole Nerve Action Potential". |
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How to abbreviate "Whole Nerve Action Potential"? "Whole Nerve Action Potential" can be abbreviated as WNAP. |
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What is the meaning of WNAP abbreviation? The meaning of WNAP abbreviation is "Whole Nerve Action Potential". |
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What is WNAP abbreviation? One of the definitions of WNAP is "Whole Nerve Action Potential". |
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What does WNAP mean? WNAP as abbreviation means "Whole Nerve Action Potential". |
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What is shorthand of Whole Nerve Action Potential? The most common shorthand of "Whole Nerve Action Potential" is WNAP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EMNAP - Evoked Mixed Nerve Action Potential
- N-CNAP - Intrafascicular compound nerve action potential amplitude
- FNAP - Facial Nerve Action Potential
- MNAP - Mixed Nerve Action Potential
- NAP - Nerve Action Potential
- SNAP - Sensory Nerve Action Potential
- CNAP - cochlear nerve action potential
- CNAP - Compound Nerve Action Potential
- EAP - nerve action potential
- EAP - whole-nerve action potential
- INAP - intramuscular nerve action potential
- NAF - nerve action fields
- NTAP - nerve terminal action potential
- SNAP - sciatic nerve action potential
- Vap - nerve action potential
- cAP - compound auditory nerve action potential
- EAP - evoked whole nerve action potential
- NAPs - nerve action potentials
- NC - nerve action potential
- E COLI - Eighth Nerve Action Potential, Cochlear Nucleus, Olivary Complex, Lateral Lemniscus, Inferior Colliculus