What does PBP mean?
PBP means prostatic steroid binding protein
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for prostatic steroid binding protein?
2 ways to abbreviate prostatic steroid binding protein
prostatic steroid binding protein can be abbreviated as PBP
Other shorthands for prostatic steroid binding protein are: PSBP
prostatic steroid binding protein can be abbreviated as PBP
Other shorthands for prostatic steroid binding protein are: PSBP
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What does PBP stand for? PBP stands for "prostatic steroid binding protein". |
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How to abbreviate "prostatic steroid binding protein"? "prostatic steroid binding protein" can be abbreviated as PBP. |
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What is the meaning of PBP abbreviation? The meaning of PBP abbreviation is "prostatic steroid binding protein". |
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What is PBP abbreviation? One of the definitions of PBP is "prostatic steroid binding protein". |
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What does PBP mean? PBP as abbreviation means "prostatic steroid binding protein". |
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What is shorthand of prostatic steroid binding protein? The most common shorthand of "prostatic steroid binding protein" is PBP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FSBP - Fetal Steroid Binding Protein
- RSBP - Rabbit Sex Steroid Binding Protein
- SBPR - Sex steroid Binding Protein Receptor
- HSBP - Human sex steroid-binding protein
- SBP - Steroid Binding Protein
- SBP - Steroid Binding Plasma
- SBP - sex steroid-binding protein
- SBP - steroid plasma binding protein
- MSbP - monkeySex steroid-Binding Protein
- MSbP - sex-steroid binding protein
- PBP - Prostatic Binding Protein
- PHBP - Protein Hyaluronan Binding Protein
- SBD - steroid-binding domain
- SBG - steroid binding globulin
- SBA - steroid binding assay
- SREBP - Steroid Regulatory Element Binding Protein
- SSBP - sex-steroid binding protein
- FSBP - foetal steroid binding protein
- PSBP - prostate steroid binding protein
- PSBP - Prostatic Steroid Binding Protein (biochemistry)