What does FAMS mean?
FAMS means firmly-adherent mononuclear cells
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for firmly-adherent mononuclear cells?
2 ways to abbreviate firmly-adherent mononuclear cells
firmly-adherent mononuclear cells can be abbreviated as FAMS
Other shorthands for firmly-adherent mononuclear cells are: FAMC
firmly-adherent mononuclear cells can be abbreviated as FAMS
Other shorthands for firmly-adherent mononuclear cells are: FAMC
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What does FAMS stand for? FAMS stands for "firmly-adherent mononuclear cells". |
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How to abbreviate "firmly-adherent mononuclear cells"? "firmly-adherent mononuclear cells" can be abbreviated as FAMS. |
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What is the meaning of FAMS abbreviation? The meaning of FAMS abbreviation is "firmly-adherent mononuclear cells". |
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What is FAMS abbreviation? One of the definitions of FAMS is "firmly-adherent mononuclear cells". |
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What does FAMS mean? FAMS as abbreviation means "firmly-adherent mononuclear cells". |
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What is shorthand of firmly-adherent mononuclear cells? The most common shorthand of "firmly-adherent mononuclear cells" is FAMS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BMNC - Bone Marrow Mononuclear Cells
- PBAMC - Peripheral Blood Adherent Mononuclear Cells
- AMC - Adherent Mononuclear Cells
- FLMC - Fetal Liver Mononuclear Cells
- GTMC - Gingival Tissue Mononuclear Cells
- PBMC - Purified Blood Mononuclear Cells
- AEC - Adherent effusion cells
- AMC - adherent human mononuclear cells
- AMC - adherent lung mononuclear cells
- AMC - adherent marrow cells
- APC - adherent peritoneal cells
- FAMC - firmly adherent mononuclear cell
- LAMS - loosely-adherent mononuclear cells
- MCDS - mononuclear cells in DNA synthesis
- NAMC - non-adherent mononuclear cells
- NASC - normal adherent suppressor cells
- PAm - plastic adherent mononuclear cells
- MCs - mononuclear cells
- MNCs - mononuclear cells
- MNL - mononuclear cells