What does DAS mean?
DAS means Detect-A-Strep kit
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Detect-A-Strep kit?
Detect-A-Strep kit can be abbreviated as DAS
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What does DAS stand for? DAS stands for "Detect-A-Strep kit". |
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How to abbreviate "Detect-A-Strep kit"? "Detect-A-Strep kit" can be abbreviated as DAS. |
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What is the meaning of DAS abbreviation? The meaning of DAS abbreviation is "Detect-A-Strep kit". |
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What is DAS abbreviation? One of the definitions of DAS is "Detect-A-Strep kit". |
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What does DAS mean? DAS as abbreviation means "Detect-A-Strep kit". |
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What is shorthand of Detect-A-Strep kit? The most common shorthand of "Detect-A-Strep kit" is DAS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DC&T - Detect, Classify & Track
- DGAST - Directigen Group A Strep Test
- DITAW - Detect Identify Track Assessment & Warn
- DAA - Detect and Avoid
- DBB - Detect Before Break
- DEFA - Detect Early Fluorescent Antigens
- DIANA - Detect Immobilized Amplified Nucleic Acids
- DIDEA - Detect, Identify, Decide, Engage and Assess
- DTE - Detect To Engage
- DUMA - Detect Unintended Memory Access
- DAD - Detect Address Duplication
- DCDA - Data Carrier Detect A
- GASDT - Group A Strep Direct Test
- GAS - Group A Strep
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