What does STAR mean?
STAR means steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide?
steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide can be abbreviated as STAR
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What does STAR stand for? STAR stands for "steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide". |
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How to abbreviate "steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide"? "steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide" can be abbreviated as STAR. |
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What is the meaning of STAR abbreviation? The meaning of STAR abbreviation is "steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide". |
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What is STAR abbreviation? One of the definitions of STAR is "steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide". |
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What does STAR mean? STAR as abbreviation means "steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide". |
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What is shorthand of steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide? The most common shorthand of "steroidogenic acute regulatory peptide" is STAR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- RIR/IRFA - Regulatory Impact Review/Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis
- ROCIS - Regulatory Information Service Center (RISC) and Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) Combined Information System
- ARMZ - acute regulatory mixing zone
- SF1 - Steroidogenic Factor 1
- DIP - peptide immunoreactive peptide
- HARP - Heparin Affin Regulatory Peptide
- PHI - peptide-peptide histidine isoleucine
- Sf - Steroidogenic Factor
- SF-1 - Steroidogenic Factor-1 binding site
- SF-1 - steroidogenic factor gene Ftz-F1
- STAR - ir-steroidogenic acute regulatory
- STAR - steriodogenic acute regulatory protein
- STAR - Steroid acute regulatory protein
- STAR - steroidogenesis acute regulatory protein
- STAR - steroidogenic acute regulator protein
- STAR - Steroidogenic acute regulatory protein
- STAR - steroidogenic acute relay protein
- star - steroid acute regulatory
- star - Steroidogenic Acute Regulatory
- STAR - Steroidogenesis acute regulatory