What does PIPA mean?
PIPA means platelet iodinated protein A test
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for platelet iodinated protein A test?
platelet iodinated protein A test can be abbreviated as PIPA
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What does PIPA stand for? PIPA stands for "platelet iodinated protein A test". |
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How to abbreviate "platelet iodinated protein A test"? "platelet iodinated protein A test" can be abbreviated as PIPA. |
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What is the meaning of PIPA abbreviation? The meaning of PIPA abbreviation is "platelet iodinated protein A test". |
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What is PIPA abbreviation? One of the definitions of PIPA is "platelet iodinated protein A test". |
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What does PIPA mean? PIPA as abbreviation means "platelet iodinated protein A test". |
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What is shorthand of platelet iodinated protein A test? The most common shorthand of "platelet iodinated protein A test" is PIPA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ISPAT - Isotopic Staphylococcal Protein A Test
- MSPAT - Modified Staphylococcal Protein A Test
- PAS - Protein A Sepharose
- Pacc - protein A immobilized in collodion charcoal
- pA-g - protein A-gold complex
- PA-GFF - Protein A-glass fiber filter assay
- PAF-Ra - platelet activating factor, a receptor antagonist
- PAP - platelet aggregating protein
- PAP - platelet-agglutinating protein
- PATT - platelet absorption on the test tray
- PBP - Platelet Basic Protein
- PCP - platelet cytosolic protein
- PIRC - platelet indirect radioactive Coombs test
- PIPA - platelet iodinated protein A
- PRAT - platelet radioactive anti-IgG test
- PTT - protein truncation test
- PMP - platelet microbicidal protein
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