What does GART mean?
GART means Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing?
Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing can be abbreviated as GART
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What does GART stand for? GART stands for "Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing". |
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How to abbreviate "Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing"? "Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing" can be abbreviated as GART. |
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What is the meaning of GART abbreviation? The meaning of GART abbreviation is "Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing". |
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What is GART abbreviation? One of the definitions of GART is "Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing". |
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What does GART mean? GART as abbreviation means "Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing". |
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What is shorthand of Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing? The most common shorthand of "Genotype-Assisted Antiretroviral Resistance Testing" is GART. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CCDRT - Cell Culture Drug Resistance Testing
- GTEX - Genotype-Tissue Expression
- G2P - Genotype-to-Phenotype
- GART - Genotypic Antiretroviral Resistance Testing
- GATC - Genotype-specific Approaches to Therapy in Childhood
- GRR - Genotype Relative Risk
- GTD - Genotype Diet
- ART - acid resistance testing
- CERT - Clinical Efficacy of Resistance Testing
- GEI - genotype x environment interaction
- GEI - genotype-environment interaction
- GDB - Genotype Data Bootstrapper
- GRT - Genotype Resistance Test
- GRT - genotypic-resistance testing
- PART - Phenotypic Antiretroviral Resistance Testing
- PMRT - Peak Muscle Resistance Testing
- SRT - Slip Resistance Testing
- GART - genotype antiretroviral resistance test
- adr - Antiretroviral drug resistance
- art - Antiretroviral Resistance Testing