What does mCR1/2 mean?
mCR1/2 means Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2?
Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2 can be abbreviated as mCR1/2
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What does mCR1/2 stand for? mCR1/2 stands for "Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2". |
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How to abbreviate "Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2"? "Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2" can be abbreviated as mCR1/2. |
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What is the meaning of mCR1/2 abbreviation? The meaning of mCR1/2 abbreviation is "Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2". |
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What is mCR1/2 abbreviation? One of the definitions of mCR1/2 is "Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2". |
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What does mCR1/2 mean? mCR1/2 as abbreviation means "Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2". |
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What is shorthand of Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2? The most common shorthand of "Murine Complement Receptors CR1 and CR2" is mCR1/2. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ADRB1 - adrenergic receptors alpha2A and beta1
- CR1/2 - Complement Receptor 1 and 2
- mBMPA - Murine Burst Maturation Promoting Activity
- mCFTR - Murine Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane Conductance Regulator
- MEBEC - Murine Extrahepatic Bile duct Epithelial Cell
- mEGF - Murine Epidermal Growth Factor
- mEGF I - Murine salivary Epidermal Growth Factor I
- MDM-2 - Murine Double Minute 2 Gene
- MIH - Murine Imaging and Histology
- CDCC - complement-dependent cytotoxicity, antibody-(ADCC), complement
- CR1 - complement receptors CD35
- CR2 - complement receptors, CD21
- CRABP - receptors, and retinoic acid binding protein
- CRI - complement receptors type I
- MCRL - Murine Cryopreservation and Recovery Laboratory
- MCR - Monocyte complement receptors
- PRAB - Progesterone Receptors A and B
- RNA - Receptors in Normal and Atherosclerotic
- CMS - Complement Management and Selection
- CRs - complement receptors