What does SVD-I mean?
SVD-I means synaptic vesicle density in zone-I
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for synaptic vesicle density in zone-I?
synaptic vesicle density in zone-I can be abbreviated as SVD-I
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What does SVD-I stand for? SVD-I stands for "synaptic vesicle density in zone-I". |
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How to abbreviate "synaptic vesicle density in zone-I"? "synaptic vesicle density in zone-I" can be abbreviated as SVD-I. |
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What is the meaning of SVD-I abbreviation? The meaning of SVD-I abbreviation is "synaptic vesicle density in zone-I". |
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What is SVD-I abbreviation? One of the definitions of SVD-I is "synaptic vesicle density in zone-I". |
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What does SVD-I mean? SVD-I as abbreviation means "synaptic vesicle density in zone-I". |
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What is shorthand of synaptic vesicle density in zone-I? The most common shorthand of "synaptic vesicle density in zone-I" is SVD-I. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FTSVs - Frozen and Thawed Synaptic Vesicle
- IZDC - In-Zone Distribution Connector
- RDTZ - Rural Density Transfer Zone
- IGIT - In God I Trust
- SV2 - Synaptic Vesicle Protein 2
- SV2 - Synaptic Vesicle-2
- SVCD - Synaptic Vesicle Containing Dendrites
- SVAT - Synaptic Vesicle Amine Transporter
- RASVA - rabbit-anti-synaptic vesicle antiserum
- SVE - synaptic vesicle endocytosis
- SVP - synaptic vesicle protein
- SVP - synaptic vesicle-specific protein
- VFTZ - vesicle-free transition zone
- Ssv - Small Synaptic Vesicle
- Tittybong - a place in Australia but also the act of the female appendage leaping from it's cotton, underwired prison.Can be used as an expression of pleasure...or to fill a gap in conversation. i want to go to t
- svmt - Synaptic vesicle monoamine transporter
- NNCIMINTFZ - Not Now Chief, I'm In The F ***in' Zone
- SVAT - Synaptic vesicle amine transformer
- SVMT - Synaptic vesicle monoamine transformer
- Podo-Oral - Foot in Mouth (i.e. put one's foot in it - rarely used BY senior staff, sometimes used ABOUT them)