What does KMB mean?
KMB means a-keto-methylthiobutyrate
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for a-keto-methylthiobutyrate?
a-keto-methylthiobutyrate can be abbreviated as KMB
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What does KMB stand for? KMB stands for "a-keto-methylthiobutyrate". |
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What is the meaning of KMB abbreviation? The meaning of KMB abbreviation is "a-keto-methylthiobutyrate". |
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What is KMB abbreviation? One of the definitions of KMB is "a-keto-methylthiobutyrate". |
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What does KMB mean? KMB as abbreviation means "a-keto-methylthiobutyrate". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- KDGDH - Keto-4-Deoxy-Glucarate Dehydratase
- KIVA - Keto-Isovaleric Acid
- KICA - Keto-Isocaproic Acid
- KDG - Keto-D-Gluconic Acid
- KA-EAA - keto-analogues and essential amino acid
- KAA - keto-amino acids
- KMB - alpha-keto-methylthiobutyrate
- Ka - Keto Analogues
- KA - keto acid
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- KGA - Keto Glutaric Acid