What does LESTR mean?
LESTR means Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor?
Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor can be abbreviated as LESTR
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What does LESTR stand for? LESTR stands for "Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor". |
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How to abbreviate "Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor"? "Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor" can be abbreviated as LESTR. |
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What is the meaning of LESTR abbreviation? The meaning of LESTR abbreviation is "Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor". |
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What is LESTR abbreviation? One of the definitions of LESTR is "Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor". |
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What does LESTR mean? LESTR as abbreviation means "Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor". |
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What is shorthand of Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor? The most common shorthand of "Leukocyte-Derived Seven-Transmembrane-Domain Receptor" is LESTR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LDNCF - Leukocyte-Derived Neutrophil Chemotactic Factor
- TM5 - transmembrane domain 5
- STDR - Seven Transmembrane Domain Receptor
- TM6 - transmembrane domain 6
- TMD - Transmembrane Domain
- LDI - leukocyte-derived ECF inhibitor
- LEM - leukocyte-derived endogenous mediator
- LDNAP - Leukocyte Derived Neutrophil Activating Peptide
- STR - Seven Transmembrane Receptor
- STD - seven-transmembrane domain
- TM - transmembrane domain
- TMD - seven-transmembrane domain
- TmI - transmembrane domain I
- LDGF - Leukocyte-derived growth factor
- stm - Seven-transmembrane
- tm1 - Transmembrane Domain 1
- tm2 - Transmembrane Domain 2
- TM4 - Transmembrane domain 4
- TARP - Transmembrane AMPA receptor regulatory protein
- TARPS - Transmembrane AMPA receptor regulatory proteins