What does CRAC mean?
CRAC means calcium release activated calcium influx
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for calcium release activated calcium influx?
calcium release activated calcium influx can be abbreviated as CRAC
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What does CRAC stand for? CRAC stands for "calcium release activated calcium influx". |
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How to abbreviate "calcium release activated calcium influx"? "calcium release activated calcium influx" can be abbreviated as CRAC. |
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What is the meaning of CRAC abbreviation? The meaning of CRAC abbreviation is "calcium release activated calcium influx". |
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What is CRAC abbreviation? One of the definitions of CRAC is "calcium release activated calcium influx". |
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What does CRAC mean? CRAC as abbreviation means "calcium release activated calcium influx". |
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What is shorthand of calcium release activated calcium influx? The most common shorthand of "calcium release activated calcium influx" is CRAC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ICRAC - Inhibition of Calcium Release-Activated Calcium Current
- CRAC - Calcium Release Activated Calcium Channel
- SOCI - Store-Operated Calcium Influx
- CIF - Calcium Influx Factor
- CRAC - Ca 2 Release Activated Calcium
- CRAC - Ca 2 Release Activated Current
- CRAC - Ca(2 ) release-activated Ca(2
- CRAC - Ca2 release-activated Ca2 channel
- CRAC - Ca2 release-activated Ca2 current
- CRAC - Ca2 release-activated Ca2 entry
- CRAC - Ca2 release-activated Ca2 influx
- CRAC - calcium release activated calcium flux
- CRAC - calcium release activated current
- CRAC - calcium release-activated channel
- ICRAC - influx, because calcium-release-activated calcium currents
- ICRAC - Inhibit Calcium Release Activated Calcium
- ICRANC - activated a calcium-release-activated nonselective cation current
- RACT - release-activated Ca2 transport
- SDCI - storage-dependent calcium influx
- CRAC - calcium release-activated calcium