What does SDP mean?
SDP means solvent/detergent-treated plasma
What is the abbreviation for solvent/detergent-treated plasma?
2 ways to abbreviate solvent/detergent-treated plasma
solvent/detergent-treated plasma can be abbreviated as SDP
Other shorthands for solvent/detergent-treated plasma are: S/DP
solvent/detergent-treated plasma can be abbreviated as SDP
Other shorthands for solvent/detergent-treated plasma are: S/DP
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What does SDP stand for? SDP stands for "solvent/detergent-treated plasma". |
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How to abbreviate "solvent/detergent-treated plasma"? "solvent/detergent-treated plasma" can be abbreviated as SDP. |
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What is the meaning of SDP abbreviation? The meaning of SDP abbreviation is "solvent/detergent-treated plasma". |
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What is SDP abbreviation? One of the definitions of SDP is "solvent/detergent-treated plasma". |
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What does SDP mean? SDP as abbreviation means "solvent/detergent-treated plasma". |
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What is shorthand of solvent/detergent-treated plasma? The most common shorthand of "solvent/detergent-treated plasma" is SDP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- D-PASTE - Detergent Paste
- S/DP - Solvent/Detergent Treated Plasma
- SDFFP - Solvent/Detergent Fresh Frozen Plasma
- DDMP - Detergent Dissected Membrane Protein
- S/D - Solvent/Detergent
- SDP - Solvent Detergent Plasma
- DTV - detergent-treated virus
- HTP - heat-treated plasma
- PA, UA - plasma angiotensin II concentration, plasma and urinary aldosterone
- PCPP - Plasma Chemistry and Plasma Processing
- PDP - Plasma Display PLASMA
- SD - solvent and detergent
- SD FP - solvent-detergent-treated frozen plasma
- SDDH - solvent detergent dry heat
- SDP - solvent detergent pasteurisation
- SDR - Solvent Detergent Removal
- TTP - thrombin treated plasma
- Plasma Chem Plasma Process - Plasma Chemistry and Plasma Processing
- PTPS - Plasma-Treated Porous Silicon
- PTWA - Plasma Transferred Wire Arc (high pressure plasma coating process)