What does CMIP mean?
CMIP means complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation?
complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation can be abbreviated as CMIP
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What does CMIP stand for? CMIP stands for "complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation". |
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How to abbreviate "complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation"? "complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation" can be abbreviated as CMIP. |
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What is the meaning of CMIP abbreviation? The meaning of CMIP abbreviation is "complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation". |
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What is CMIP abbreviation? One of the definitions of CMIP is "complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation". |
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What does CMIP mean? CMIP as abbreviation means "complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation". |
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What is shorthand of complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation? The most common shorthand of "complement mediated inhibition of immune precipitation" is CMIP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CF-ICA - Complement-Fixing Ability of Islet Cell Antibodies
- CMNA - Complement-Mediated Neutrophil Activation
- CoML - Complement-Mediated Lysis
- C-ADE - complement-mediated antibody-dependent enhancement
- CFI - Complement Fixation Inhibition
- CLIA - complement lysis inhibition assay
- CMAC - complement mediated antibody dependent cytotoxicity
- CMOA - complement-mediated opsonic activity
- CML - complement mediated cell lysis
- CML - Complement Mediated Lysis
- CML - Complement Mediated Lysis reaction
- CML - complement-mediated lysis test
- CMSC - complement-mediated solubilization capacity
- CMPI - Complement-mediated precipitation inhibiting
- IgI - inhibition of growth inhibition
- PMN - complement-mediated neutrophil
- CMC - complement-mediated cytotoxicity
- CMS - complement-mediated solubility
- CMS - complement-mediated solubilization
- cm - Complement-mediated