What does tsFHI mean?
tsFHI means temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal?
temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal can be abbreviated as tsFHI
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What does tsFHI stand for? tsFHI stands for "temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal". |
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How to abbreviate "temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal"? "temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal" can be abbreviated as tsFHI. |
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What is the meaning of tsFHI abbreviation? The meaning of tsFHI abbreviation is "temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal". |
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What is tsFHI abbreviation? One of the definitions of tsFHI is "temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal". |
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What does tsFHI mean? tsFHI as abbreviation means "temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal". |
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What is shorthand of temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal? The most common shorthand of "temperature-sensitive fetal human intestinal" is tsFHI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ts-T - temperature sensitive transformation mutants
- FRIC - Fetal Rat Intestinal Cell
- TS - Temperature Sensitive
- TSP - Temperature-Sensitive Paint
- Tsc - Temperature Sensitive Charging
- Tsc - temperature-sensitive csg2Delta suppressors
- TSE - Temperature Sensitive Element
- TSA - temperature-sensitive A
- TSA - temperature-sensitive mutant
- TSG - temperature-sensitive growth
- tsAEV - temperature-sensitive avian erythroblastosis virus
- tsAEV - temperature-sensitive mutant of avian erythroblastosis virus
- TSL - temperature sensitive lethal
- TSL - temperature-sensitive liposomes
- TsF - Temperature sensitive folding
- TsF - Temperature-sensitive folding mutations
- TsF - Temperature-sensitive-for-function
- TSH - temperature-sensitive hemagglutinin
- tsSV40T - temperature-sensitive simian virus 40 T-antigen gene
- TSR - Temperature-sensitive replication