What does AAV mean?
AAV means adeno-associated parvovirus
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for adeno-associated parvovirus?
2 ways to abbreviate adeno-associated parvovirus
adeno-associated parvovirus can be abbreviated as AAV
Other shorthands for adeno-associated parvovirus are: AAV
adeno-associated parvovirus can be abbreviated as AAV
Other shorthands for adeno-associated parvovirus are: AAV
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What does AAV stand for? AAV stands for "adeno-associated parvovirus". |
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How to abbreviate "adeno-associated parvovirus"? "adeno-associated parvovirus" can be abbreviated as AAV. |
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What is the meaning of AAV abbreviation? The meaning of AAV abbreviation is "adeno-associated parvovirus". |
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What is AAV abbreviation? One of the definitions of AAV is "adeno-associated parvovirus". |
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What does AAV mean? AAV as abbreviation means "adeno-associated parvovirus". |
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What is shorthand of adeno-associated parvovirus? The most common shorthand of "adeno-associated parvovirus" is AAV. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AAVS1 - Adeno-Associated Virus Integration Site 1
- AAVMGT - Adeno-Associated Viral Mediated Gene Transfer
- AAV - Adeno-Associated Virus
- AAVP - Adeno-Associated Virus Phage
- AAV-2 - Adeno-Associated Virus 2
- AAV-2 - Adeno-Associated Virus Type 2
- ADV - Adeno-Associated Virus
- AAV - adeno associated vectors
- AAV - Adeno Associated Viral
- AAV - Adeno Associated Viruses
- AAV - adeno-associated parvoviruses
- AAV - adeno-associated satellite virus
- AAV - adeno-associated viral vector
- AAV - adeno-associated virus type 2
- AAV - adeno-associated virus vector
- AAV - adeno-associated virus-derived
- AAV 4 - adeno-associated virus serotype 4
- AAV-1 - adeno-associated virus type 1
- AAV-CFTR - adeno-associated virus mediated cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator
- AAV-GFP - adeno-associated virus containing green fluorescent protein