What does SBIP mean?
SBIP means Strand Break Induction by Photolysis
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Strand Break Induction by Photolysis?
Strand Break Induction by Photolysis can be abbreviated as SBIP
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What does SBIP stand for? SBIP stands for "Strand Break Induction by Photolysis". |
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How to abbreviate "Strand Break Induction by Photolysis"? "Strand Break Induction by Photolysis" can be abbreviated as SBIP. |
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What is the meaning of SBIP abbreviation? The meaning of SBIP abbreviation is "Strand Break Induction by Photolysis". |
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What is SBIP abbreviation? One of the definitions of SBIP is "Strand Break Induction by Photolysis". |
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What does SBIP mean? SBIP as abbreviation means "Strand Break Induction by Photolysis". |
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What is shorthand of Strand Break Induction by Photolysis? The most common shorthand of "Strand Break Induction by Photolysis" is SBIP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BOBE - Break Once Break Everywhere
- BOBI - Break-Out/Break-In
- DSB - Double Strand Break
- DSBR - Double-Strand Break Repair
- ISIR - Induction-Start Induction-Run
- IPCRESS - Induction of Psycho-Neuroses by Conditioned Reflex with Stress
- SSB - Single-Strand Break
- DBCMA - induction by CMA--the dibromo analog
- DSB - DNA strand break
- DSBR - DNA Strand Break Repair
- ERWINIA - Induction of pathogen resistance in fruit trees by transiently Altering the flavonoid metabolism with specific Enzyme Inhibitors
- III - Induction by Immunization
- ISO-3D - Applications of 3-Dimensional electromagnetic Induction by Sources in the Ocean
- PROSSI - Photolysis and Radiolysis of Outer Solar System Ices
- RADNA - Induction, Repair And biological consequences of Dna damages caused by radiations of various qualities
- SBIP - Strand Break Induced Photolysis
- SSB - single-strand break formation
- SSB - strand-specific DNA break
- BID - Break It Down. When training anything to anybody never teach the whole thing all at once. Break the skill or process down to digestible parts. This will avoid destroying confidence, and enable gradual progress to the point that the whole thing can be prac
- DSB(s) - double strand break(s)