What does MGSA mean?
MGSA means melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro?
melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro can be abbreviated as MGSA
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What does MGSA stand for? MGSA stands for "melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro". |
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How to abbreviate "melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro"? "melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro" can be abbreviated as MGSA. |
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What is the meaning of MGSA abbreviation? The meaning of MGSA abbreviation is "melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro". |
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What is MGSA abbreviation? One of the definitions of MGSA is "melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro". |
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What does MGSA mean? MGSA as abbreviation means "melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro". |
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What is shorthand of melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro? The most common shorthand of "melanocyte growth-stimulatory activity/gro" is MGSA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MGSA - Melanoma Growth Stimulatory Activity
- MGSF - Melanocyte Growth-Stimulatory Factors
- PMGA - Plasma Membrane-Associated Growth Stimulatory Activity
- GFAP - growth factor activity in plasma
- GIA - growth inhibitory activity
- GPA - Growth Promoting Activity
- GSA - growth stimulating activity
- GSA - growth-stimulatory activity
- GRO/MGSA - growth-related protein-alpha/melanoma growth stimulatory activity
- HMGS - Human Melanocyte Growth Supplement
- MGm - Melanocyte Growth Media
- MGm - melanocyte growth medium
- MGSA - 125I-melanoma growth stimulatory activity
- MGSA - GRO/melanoma growth stimulatory activity
- MGSA - gro/melanoma growth-stimulating activity
- MGSA - Melanoma growth stimulatory activity factor
- MGSA - Melanoma growth stimulatory activity/gro alpha
- TEA - growth-enhancing activity
- MGSA - malignant growth stimulatory activity
- MGSA - melanocyte growth stimulatory activity