What does CMR mean?
CMR means Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic?
Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic can be abbreviated as CMR
Other shorthands for Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic are: CMR
Other shorthands for Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic are: CMR
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What does CMR stand for? CMR stands for "Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic". |
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How to abbreviate "Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic"? "Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic" can be abbreviated as CMR. |
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What is the meaning of CMR abbreviation? The meaning of CMR abbreviation is "Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic". |
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What is CMR abbreviation? One of the definitions of CMR is "Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic". |
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What does CMR mean? CMR as abbreviation means "Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic". |
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What is shorthand of Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic? The most common shorthand of "Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reprotoxic" is CMR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CRIOS - Carcinogenic Risk in Occupational Settings
- MICER - Mutagenic Insertion and Chromosome Engineering Resource
- CAI - Carcinogenic Activity Indicator
- CAG - Carcinogenic Assessment Group
- CMR - Carcinogenic, Mutagenic or Toxic to Reproduction
- CPP - Carcinogenic Potency Project
- CSF - Carcinogenic Slope Factor
- CPF - Carcinogenic Potency Factor
- CPAH - Carcinogenic Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon
- CRAVE - Carcinogenic Risk Assessment Verification Endeavor
- CPDB - Carcinogenic Potency Database
- CA 19-9 - carcinogenic antigen, 19-9, tissue polypeptideand carbohydrate antigen
- CEA - Carcinogenic Embryonic Antigen
- CMR - Carcinogenic Mutagenic or Reproductive
- CMR - Carcinogenic Mutagenic or Reprotoxic
- CMR - Carcinogenic Mutagenic Reproductive
- MMC - mutagenic mitomycin C
- NCC - mutagenic cysteine conjugates
- MA - mutagenic activity
- me - Mutagenic Effects