What does MAPC mean?
MAPC means migrating action potential complex
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for migrating action potential complex?
migrating action potential complex can be abbreviated as MAPC
Other shorthands for migrating action potential complex are: MAPC
Other shorthands for migrating action potential complex are: MAPC
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What does MAPC stand for? MAPC stands for "migrating action potential complex". |
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How to abbreviate "migrating action potential complex"? "migrating action potential complex" can be abbreviated as MAPC. |
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What is the meaning of MAPC abbreviation? The meaning of MAPC abbreviation is "migrating action potential complex". |
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What is MAPC abbreviation? One of the definitions of MAPC is "migrating action potential complex". |
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What does MAPC mean? MAPC as abbreviation means "migrating action potential complex". |
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What is shorthand of migrating action potential complex? The most common shorthand of "migrating action potential complex" is MAPC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AP8 - action potential durations
- APD0 - Action Potential Duration at 0 Membrane Voltage
- APD100 - Action Potential Duration of Repolarization 100
- APD20 - Action Potential Duration at 20%
- APD30 - Action Potential Duration at 30%
- APD50 - Action Potential Duration at 50%
- APD75 - action potential duration measured at 75% repolarization
- APD90 - Action Potential Duration at 90%
- AP - Action Potential
- APNI - Action Potential Networks, Inc.
- APCV - Action Potential Conduction Velocity
- APW - Action Potential-Like Waveform
- ACL - action potential cycle length
- APDR - Action Potential Duration Restitution
- API - action potential initiation
- APCS - Action Potential Current waveforms
- APAC - action potential-associated current
- APP - action potential plateau
- MAPC - migrating action potential complexes
- MMC - migrating myo-electric complex