What does MDA mean?
MDA means megakaryocytic differentiation activity
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for megakaryocytic differentiation activity?
megakaryocytic differentiation activity can be abbreviated as MDA
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What does MDA stand for? MDA stands for "megakaryocytic differentiation activity". |
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How to abbreviate "megakaryocytic differentiation activity"? "megakaryocytic differentiation activity" can be abbreviated as MDA. |
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What is the meaning of MDA abbreviation? The meaning of MDA abbreviation is "megakaryocytic differentiation activity". |
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What is MDA abbreviation? One of the definitions of MDA is "megakaryocytic differentiation activity". |
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What does MDA mean? MDA as abbreviation means "megakaryocytic differentiation activity". |
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What is shorthand of megakaryocytic differentiation activity? The most common shorthand of "megakaryocytic differentiation activity" is MDA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DRG1 - Differentiation-Related Gene 1
- DIVA - Differentiation/Discrimination of Infected from Vaccinated Animals
- DSEB - Differentiation Specific Element Binding Protein
- D-IRES - differentiation-activated internal ribosomal entry site
- D-IRES - differentiation-linked internal ribosomal entry site
- DACE - differentiation-altered columnar epithelium
- DAS - differentiation-associated sequence
- DDP - differentiation-of-deception paradigm
- DEF - differentiation enhancing factor
- DGPS - Differentiation Global Positioning System
- DIA - differentiation inhibitory activity
- DIA - differentiation-inducing activity
- DIP - differentiation-inhibiting protein
- DISH - Differentiation Induction Subtraction Hybridization
- DRS - Differentiation Relatedness Scale
- EDA - eosinophil differentiation activity
- MAL - Megakaryocytic Acute Leukemia
- DA - differentiation activity
- DIA - Differentiation-Inhibition Activity
- MK - megakaryocytic