What does REMI mean?
REMI means Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration?
Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration can be abbreviated as REMI
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What does REMI stand for? REMI stands for "Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration". |
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How to abbreviate "Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration"? "Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration" can be abbreviated as REMI. |
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What is the meaning of REMI abbreviation? The meaning of REMI abbreviation is "Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration". |
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What is REMI abbreviation? One of the definitions of REMI is "Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration". |
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What does REMI mean? REMI as abbreviation means "Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration". |
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What is shorthand of Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration? The most common shorthand of "Restriction enzyme-mediated DNA integration" is REMI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- REA - Restriction Enzyme Analysis
- REFP - Restriction Enzyme Fragmentation Pattern
- REMI - Restriction Enzyme-Mediated Integration
- REGS - Restriction Enzyme Generated SiRNAs
- REF - restriction enzyme fragments
- REL - Restriction Enzyme Like
- RED - Restriction Enzyme Database
- RED - Restriction Enzyme Digestion
- REP - restriction enzyme pattern
- REP - restriction enzyme polymorphism
- REMI - Restriction Enzyme Mediated Insertion
- REMI - restriction enzyme-mediated insertional mutagenesis
- REMS - Restriction endonuclease-mediated selective
- rER - Restriction Enzyme Recognition
- RFp - restriction enzyme fragment pattern
- UDG - DNA repair enzyme uracil DNA glycosylase
- READS - Restriction Enzyme Analysis Of Differentially-expressed Sequences
- RE - restriction enzyme
- REAP - restriction enzyme analysis of plasmid
- RFLP - restriction enzyme fragment length polymorphism