What does SVN mean?
SVN means serum virus neutralization test
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for serum virus neutralization test?
2 ways to abbreviate serum virus neutralization test
serum virus neutralization test can be abbreviated as SVN
Other shorthands for serum virus neutralization test are: SVNT
serum virus neutralization test can be abbreviated as SVN
Other shorthands for serum virus neutralization test are: SVNT
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What does SVN stand for? SVN stands for "serum virus neutralization test". |
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How to abbreviate "serum virus neutralization test"? "serum virus neutralization test" can be abbreviated as SVN. |
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What is the meaning of SVN abbreviation? The meaning of SVN abbreviation is "serum virus neutralization test". |
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What is SVN abbreviation? One of the definitions of SVN is "serum virus neutralization test". |
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What does SVN mean? SVN as abbreviation means "serum virus neutralization test". |
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What is shorthand of serum virus neutralization test? The most common shorthand of "serum virus neutralization test" is SVN. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EVNT - Enhanced Virus Neutralization Test
- FAVNT - Fluorescent Antibody Virus Neutralization Test
- SVNT - Serum Virus Neutralization Test
- MSNT - Microplate Serum Neutralization Test
- MVNT - Microtiter Virus Neutralization Test
- SNIB - Serum-Neutralization Test for Infectious Bronchitis
- SNT - Serum Neutralization Test
- VN - Virus Neutralization
- NT - neutralization test
- SAT - Serum Tube Agglutination Test
- SDNT - Serum Dilution Neutralization Test
- SPA - serum plate agglutination test
- SSAT - serum slow agglutination test
- SVN - serum virus neutralization
- SVN - Serum-virus neutralizing antibody
- VNA - virus neutralization antibody
- VNA - virus-neutralization assay
- VNR - virus neutralization reaction
- VNT - virus neutralisation test
- VNT - virus-neutralization test