What does CRIM mean?
CRIM means cross-reactive immunologic material
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for cross-reactive immunologic material?
2 ways to abbreviate cross-reactive immunologic material
cross-reactive immunologic material can be abbreviated as CRIM
Other shorthands for cross-reactive immunologic material are: CRIM
cross-reactive immunologic material can be abbreviated as CRIM
Other shorthands for cross-reactive immunologic material are: CRIM
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What does CRIM stand for? CRIM stands for "cross-reactive immunologic material". |
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How to abbreviate "cross-reactive immunologic material"? "cross-reactive immunologic material" can be abbreviated as CRIM. |
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What is the meaning of CRIM abbreviation? The meaning of CRIM abbreviation is "cross-reactive immunologic material". |
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What is CRIM abbreviation? One of the definitions of CRIM is "cross-reactive immunologic material". |
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What does CRIM mean? CRIM as abbreviation means "cross-reactive immunologic material". |
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What is shorthand of cross-reactive immunologic material? The most common shorthand of "cross-reactive immunologic material" is CRIM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CRM - Cross-Reactive Material
- CCD - cross-reactive carbohydrate determinant
- CRA - cross-reactive antibodies
- CRA - cross-reactive antigen
- CRI - Cross Reactive Idiotype
- CRI - cross reactive idiotope
- CRI - cross reactive idiotypic
- CRI - cross-reactive Id
- CRI - cross-reactive idiotopic
- CRI - cross-reactive idiotype-bearing
- CRI - cross-reactive idiotypic antigens
- CREG - cross-reactive antigen group
- CREG - cross-reactive epitope group
- CRI - cross-reactive idiotype-positive
- CRIA - cross-reactive idiotype A
- CRIA - cross-reactive idiotype of A strain
- CRIM - cross reacting immunological material
- CRIM - cross reactive immunological material
- CRIM - cross-reacting immunologic material
- CRL - cross-reactive lysis