What does JRP mean?
JRP means DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection
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What is the abbreviation for DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection?
DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection can be abbreviated as JRP
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What does JRP stand for? JRP stands for "DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection". |
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How to abbreviate "DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection"? "DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection" can be abbreviated as JRP. |
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What is the meaning of JRP abbreviation? The meaning of JRP abbreviation is "DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection". |
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What is JRP abbreviation? One of the definitions of JRP is "DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection". |
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What does JRP mean? JRP as abbreviation means "DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection". |
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What is shorthand of DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection? The most common shorthand of "DNA vaccination against hepatitis C virus infection" is JRP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ATHCV - Antibody to Hepatitis C Virus
- HCV NAT - Hepatitis C Virus Nucleic Acid Amplification Technology
- HCV- - Hepatitis C Virus Seronegative
- HCV-H - Hepatitis C Virus H Strain
- CHBV - Chronic Hepatitis B Virus Infection
- HCVI - Hepatitis C Virus Infection
- DNA-VAC - DNA Vaccines for aquaculture: development and testing of plasmid vectors for vaccination against bacterial and viral fish pathogens
- HCV - anti-Hepatitis C Virus
- HCV - hepatitis C viral infection
- HCV IVAP - Hepatitis C virus-specific in vitro antibody production
- HCV-LC - hepatitis C virus (HCV)-associated liver cirrhosis
- HCVRQ - hepatitis c virus rna quantification
- HCVRQ - hepatitis c virus rna quantitative
- HCVS - Hepatitis C Virus Support
- HDV - hepatitis D virus infection
- THERAVACC - Development of THERApeutic VACCines for chronic infections caused by the hepatitis c virus
- CHCV - chronic hepatitis C virus
- HVC - hepatitis C virus
- HCV - hepatitis C virus
- HCV - hepatitis-C virus