What does RDR mean?
RDR means recombination-dependent DNA replication
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for recombination-dependent DNA replication?
recombination-dependent DNA replication can be abbreviated as RDR
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What does RDR stand for? RDR stands for "recombination-dependent DNA replication". |
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How to abbreviate "recombination-dependent DNA replication"? "recombination-dependent DNA replication" can be abbreviated as RDR. |
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What is the meaning of RDR abbreviation? The meaning of RDR abbreviation is "recombination-dependent DNA replication". |
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What is RDR abbreviation? One of the definitions of RDR is "recombination-dependent DNA replication". |
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What does RDR mean? RDR as abbreviation means "recombination-dependent DNA replication". |
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What is shorthand of recombination-dependent DNA replication? The most common shorthand of "recombination-dependent DNA replication" is RDR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- G2 PHASE - period in cell cycle from completion of DNA replication to beginning of cell division
- SDRRM - Section on DNA Replication Repair and Mutagenesis
- DREF - DNA Replication-Related Element Binding Factor
- PDPI - Primer-Dependent DNA Polymerase Labeling Index
- PREPs - Previral DNA Replication Enveloped Particles
- AdR - activator of DNA replication
- APR - asynchronous polyoma DNA replication
- CSDR - constitutive stable DNA replication
- DRE - DNA replication-related element
- iSDR - Damage-inducible DNA replication
- iSDR - induced stable DNA replication
- iSDR - inducible stable DNA replication
- OBR - of bidirectional DNA replication
- OBR - origin of bidirectional DNA replication
- RDR - recombination dependent replication
- rER - Recombination Enhancement by Replication
- SDR - stable DNA replication
- Orip - Origin of Dna Replication
- MRC - Multiprotein DNA Replication Complex
- HRR - Homologous Recombination Repair (DNA)