What does CDB mean?
CDB means Cell Developmental Biology
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Cell Developmental Biology?
2 ways to abbreviate Cell Developmental Biology
Cell Developmental Biology can be abbreviated as CDB
Other shorthands for Cell Developmental Biology are: CDBI
Cell Developmental Biology can be abbreviated as CDB
Other shorthands for Cell Developmental Biology are: CDBI
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What does CDB stand for? CDB stands for "Cell Developmental Biology". |
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How to abbreviate "Cell Developmental Biology"? "Cell Developmental Biology" can be abbreviated as CDB. |
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What is the meaning of CDB abbreviation? The meaning of CDB abbreviation is "Cell Developmental Biology". |
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What is CDB abbreviation? One of the definitions of CDB is "Cell Developmental Biology". |
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What does CDB mean? CDB as abbreviation means "Cell Developmental Biology". |
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What is shorthand of Cell Developmental Biology? The most common shorthand of "Cell Developmental Biology" is CDB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BSCDB - Belgian Society for Cell and Developmental Biology
- EVO-DEVO - Evolution Developmental Biology
- CMDB - Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology
- DBRM - Developmental Biology for Regenerative Medicine
- DBRI - Developmental Biology Research Initiative
- BSDB - Biology Society for Developmental Biology
- CDBI - Cell and Developmental Biology
- CDBA - Cell and Developmental Biology and Anatomy
- CMBG - Cell Molecular Biology Graduate
- CSB - Cell Systems Biology
- DBG - Developmental Biology Group
- DBC - Developmental Biology Center
- DBPC - Developmental Biology and Pathology Center
- IDB - Index Developmental Biology
- IDB - Integrative Developmental Biology
- Evo-Devo - Evolutionary Developmental Biology
- dbtg - Developmental Biology Training Grant
- CDB - Cell and Developmental Biology
- CDCB - Cell Developmental and Cancer Biology
- CDIB - Cell Developmental and Integrative Biology