What does EMIU mean?
EMIU means experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis?
experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis can be abbreviated as EMIU
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What does EMIU stand for? EMIU stands for "experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis". |
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How to abbreviate "experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis"? "experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis" can be abbreviated as EMIU. |
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What is the meaning of EMIU abbreviation? The meaning of EMIU abbreviation is "experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis". |
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What is EMIU abbreviation? One of the definitions of EMIU is "experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis". |
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What does EMIU mean? EMIU as abbreviation means "experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis". |
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What is shorthand of experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis? The most common shorthand of "experimental melanin protein-induced uveitis" is EMIU. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FPIES - Food Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome
- PIVKA - Protein Induced in Vitamin K Absence or Antagonism
- CMIU - Chronic Mycobacterial-Induced Uveitis
- EAPU - Epithelial Protein-Induced Uveitis
- EAAU - Experimental Autoimmune Anterior Uveitis
- MDFT - Melanin Derived from Tea
- MCHR - Melanin-Concentrating Hormone Receptor
- PIVKA-II - Protein Induced Vitamin K Absence or Antagonist II
- BMP - bovine melanin protein
- EAE - induced-experimental allergic encephalomyelitis
- EAU - experimental allergic uveitis
- EAU - experimental auto-immune uveitis
- EAU - Experimental Autoimmune Uveitis
- EIU - endotoxin induced uveitis
- LIU - lens induced uveitis
- EMIU - experimental melanin-induced uveitis
- PIVKA - protein induced by vitamin K absence
- PIVKA - protein induced by vitamin K antagonist
- PIVKA-II - Protein induced by vitamin K absence-II
- PIVKA-II - protein induced from vitamin K absence