What does MGR mean?
MGR means multiplex gene regulatory system
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for multiplex gene regulatory system?
multiplex gene regulatory system can be abbreviated as MGR
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What does MGR stand for? MGR stands for "multiplex gene regulatory system". |
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What is the meaning of MGR abbreviation? The meaning of MGR abbreviation is "multiplex gene regulatory system". |
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What does MGR mean? MGR as abbreviation means "multiplex gene regulatory system". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AGRIS - Arabidopsis Gene Regulatory Information Server
- CARS - Competitive Automotive Regulatory System
- DARS - Defense Acquisition Regulatory System
- HAGIS - Hierarchical Automated Gene Identification System
- MICS - Multiplex Interior Communications System
- MRF - Myelin Gene Regulatory Factor
- PFRS - Positive Feedback Regulatory System
- PGRN - Probabilistic Gene Regulatory Networks
- TBRS - Tryptophan Biosynthesis Regulatory System
- CRASH COASTER - FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF INTRONS AND GENE REGULATORY SEQUENCES AIMED AT TARGETED MODULATION OF GENE EXPRESSION
- EBGOS - Evolving Brain Gene Ontology System
- FINGER - Functional analysis of INtrons and GEne Regulatory sequences aimed at targeted modulation of gene expression
- GRN - Gene Regulatory Network
- IRE - beta-interferon gene regulatory element
- IRE - IFN gene regulatory element
- IRE - interferon gene regulatory element
- MARS - multi agency regulatory system
- NTRS - Navy Technical Regulatory System
- PBRS - Performance Based Regulatory System
- GRNs - gene regulatory networks