What does HMWS mean?
HMWS means high-molecular weight substance(s
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for high-molecular weight substance(s?
high-molecular weight substance(s can be abbreviated as HMWS
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What does HMWS stand for? HMWS stands for "high-molecular weight substance(s". |
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How to abbreviate "high-molecular weight substance(s"? "high-molecular weight substance(s" can be abbreviated as HMWS. |
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What is the meaning of HMWS abbreviation? The meaning of HMWS abbreviation is "high-molecular weight substance(s". |
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What is HMWS abbreviation? One of the definitions of HMWS is "high-molecular weight substance(s". |
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What does HMWS mean? HMWS as abbreviation means "high-molecular weight substance(s". |
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What is shorthand of high-molecular weight substance(s? The most common shorthand of "high-molecular weight substance(s" is HMWS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HW MAP2 - High Molecular Weight Microtubule-Associated Protein 2
- HWIRI - High Molecular Weight Immunoreactive Insulin
- HMW-I - High Molecular Weight Fraction I
- HMW-MAA - High Molecular Weight Melanoma-Associated Antigen
- HMW-NGF - High Molecular Weight Nerve Growth Factor
- HMW2 - High Molecular Weight Component
- HMWAG - High Molecular Weight Acidic Glycoproteins
- HMWCK - High Molecular Weight Cytokeratin
- HMWCP - High-Molecular-Weight Cortical Protein
- HMWDP - High Molecular Weight Degradation Products
- HMWFC - High Molecular Weight Fibrinogen Complexes
- HMWGS - High Molecular Weight Glutenin Subunits
- HMWHDPE - High Molecular Weight High Density Polyethylene
- HMWMI - High Molecular Weight Form of Myosin I
- HMWP1 - High-Molecular-Weight Protein 1
- HMWP2 - High Molecular Weight Protein 2
- HMWPE - High Molecular Weight Polyethylene
- HMWPF - High-Molecular-Weight Protein Fraction
- HMWSF - High Molecular Weight Suppressor Factor
- HMWSP - High Molecular Weight Soluble Polymers