What does PROTAGE mean?
PROTAGE means Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens
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What is the abbreviation for Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens?
2 ways to abbreviate Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens
Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens can be abbreviated as PROTAGE
Other shorthands for Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens are: CEMFEC
Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens can be abbreviated as PROTAGE
Other shorthands for Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens are: CEMFEC
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What does PROTAGE stand for? PROTAGE stands for "Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens". |
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How to abbreviate "Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens"? "Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens" can be abbreviated as PROTAGE. |
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What is the meaning of PROTAGE abbreviation? The meaning of PROTAGE abbreviation is "Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens". |
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What is PROTAGE abbreviation? One of the definitions of PROTAGE is "Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens". |
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What does PROTAGE mean? PROTAGE as abbreviation means "Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens". |
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What is shorthand of Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens? The most common shorthand of "Combined effects of electromagnetic fields with environmental carcinogens" is PROTAGE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EBCLIS - Electromagnetic Fields and Breast Cancer on Long Island Study
- CEB - Combined Effects Bomblet
- CESC - Combined Effects Synchronization Cell
- EEDP - Environmental Effects of Dredging Program
- CEMFEC - Combined Effects of electroMagnetic Fields with Environmental Carcinogens
- CETC - Combined Effects Test Chamber
- EFN - Electromagnetic Fields Newsgroup
- EOIM - Effects of Oxygen Interactions with Materials
- EUREED - Effects of interaction between Eutrophication and major Environmental factors on the Ecosystem stability of Reed vegetation in European land water Ecotones
- EXPAH - Effects of PAHs in environmental pollution on EXogenous and endogenous DNA damage
- FTD - fields with tubular differentiation
- CEB - Combined Effects Bomb
- CEB - Combined Effects Board
- CEBs - Combined Effects Bomblets
- CEMs - Combined Effects Munitions
- EMFs - electromagnetic fields
- ceb - Combined Effects Bomblets
- ef - Electromagnetic Fields
- HERO - electromagnetic radiation hazards; hazards of electromagnetic radiation to ordnance
- CEM - Combined Effects Munition