What does CETG mean?
CETG means Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth?
Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth can be abbreviated as CETG
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What does CETG stand for? CETG stands for "Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth". |
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How to abbreviate "Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth"? "Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth" can be abbreviated as CETG. |
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What is the meaning of CETG abbreviation? The meaning of CETG abbreviation is "Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth". |
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What is CETG abbreviation? One of the definitions of CETG is "Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth". |
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What does CETG mean? CETG as abbreviation means "Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth". |
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What is shorthand of Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth? The most common shorthand of "Cell Engineering and Tissue Growth" is CETG. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TERMIS - Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society
- TERML - Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine Laboratory
- BMGT - Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics
- CBMB - Cell Biology and Molecular Biology
- CBA - Cell Biology and Anatomy
- CBMG - Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics
- CCS - Cell Communication and Signaling
- CTS - Cell and Tissue Structure
- TERM - Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
- CTIC - Cell and Tissue Imaging Core
- EMSSF - Engineering and Manufacturing Standards and Skills Forum
- ETMERC - Engineering and Technology Management Education and Research Council
- TCES - Tissue and Cell Engineering Society
- TGF - Tissue Growth Factor
- TBI - Tissue Banks International (international network of eye and tissue banks)
- eet - Engineering and Engineering Technology
- emdd - Engineering and Manufacturing Development and Demonstration
- eme - Engineering and Mechanical Engineering
- tgr - Tissue Growth and Repair
- GCT - Gene Therapy, Cell Therapy, and Tissue Engineering (USP Expert Committee designation)