What does SMEF mean?
SMEF means smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor?
smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor can be abbreviated as SMEF
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What does SMEF stand for? SMEF stands for "smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor". |
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How to abbreviate "smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor"? "smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor" can be abbreviated as SMEF. |
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What is the meaning of SMEF abbreviation? The meaning of SMEF abbreviation is "smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor". |
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What is SMEF abbreviation? One of the definitions of SMEF is "smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor". |
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What does SMEF mean? SMEF as abbreviation means "smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor". |
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What is shorthand of smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor? The most common shorthand of "smooth muscle derived extracellular matrix factor" is SMEF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ECM1 - Extracellular Matrix Protein 1
- ECM - Extracellular Matrix
- EMGF - Extracellular Matrix Growth Factor
- SMCM - Smooth Muscle Cell Matrix
- SMAF - Smooth Muscle Activating Factor
- Em - extracellular matrix
- EMA - extracellular matrix area
- EMC - extracellular matrix components
- EMM - Extracellular Matrix Material
- EMM - extracellular matrix molecule
- EMP - extracellular matrix proteins
- MDF - muscle-derived differentiation factor
- MDRF - Muscle Derived Relaxing Factor
- SDGF - smooth muscle cell derived growth factor
- SMC-CF - smooth muscle cell-derived chemotactic factor
- SMEF - smooth muscle elastogenic factor
- SMIF - Smooth Muscle Inhibitory Factor
- TN-R - extracellular matrix glycoprotein tenascin-R
- vsmNOS - vascular smooth muscle-derived nitric oxide synthase
- ECMCAD - Extracellular Matrix And Cell Adhesion Molecule