What does MRG mean?
MRG means morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells?
morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells can be abbreviated as MRG
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What does MRG stand for? MRG stands for "morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells". |
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How to abbreviate "morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells"? "morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells" can be abbreviated as MRG. |
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What is the meaning of MRG abbreviation? The meaning of MRG abbreviation is "morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells". |
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What is MRG abbreviation? One of the definitions of MRG is "morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells". |
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What does MRG mean? MRG as abbreviation means "morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells". |
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What is shorthand of morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells? The most common shorthand of "morphologically recognizable granulocytic cells" is MRG. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- CHO/HIRc - cells expressing high levels of human insulin receptors
- CD1 - cells, dendritic cells
- CPAE - cells, bovine pulmonary artery endothelial cells
- G-CFC - granulocytic-monocytic colony forming cell
- GCSF - Granulocytic Colony Stimulating Factor
- GMP - granulocytic-macrophagal precursors
- GMCs - cells-ganglion mother cells
- GS - granulocytic sarcoma
- GSA - granulocytic stimulating activity
- MNF - morphologically normal follicles
- RAP - Recognizable Air Picture; Rocket Assisted Projectile
- RTU - Recognizable Taxonomic Units
- RVS - recognizable viral syndromes
- GE - granulocytic ehrlichiosis
- GM - granulocytic macrophage
- MNS - morphologically normal spermatozoa
- MT - morphologically transformed
- G-CSF - Granulocytic colony-stimulating factor
- RIC - Recognizable Interchangeable Combinations