What does DAD mean?
DAD means Delayed After Depolarization
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Delayed After Depolarization?
2 ways to abbreviate Delayed After Depolarization
Delayed After Depolarization can be abbreviated as DAD
Other shorthands for Delayed After Depolarization are: DD
Delayed After Depolarization can be abbreviated as DAD
Other shorthands for Delayed After Depolarization are: DD
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What does DAD stand for? DAD stands for "Delayed After Depolarization". |
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How to abbreviate "Delayed After Depolarization"? "Delayed After Depolarization" can be abbreviated as DAD. |
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What is the meaning of DAD abbreviation? The meaning of DAD abbreviation is "Delayed After Depolarization". |
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What is DAD abbreviation? One of the definitions of DAD is "Delayed After Depolarization". |
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What does DAD mean? DAD as abbreviation means "Delayed After Depolarization". |
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What is shorthand of Delayed After Depolarization? The most common shorthand of "Delayed After Depolarization" is DAD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DABUL - Depolarization and Backscatter Unattended Lidar
- DAASS - Delayed Acknowledge Characters After Slow Start
- DHAP - Delayed Hyperpolarizing after Potential
- D-R - depolarization-release coupling
- DACC - Depolarization Activated Ca 2 Channels
- DAP - depolarization after potential
- DAP - depolarization-activated potentiation
- DAT - delayed after-transients
- DD - delayed depolarization
- DIA - Depolarization Induced Automaticity
- DIA - depolarization-induced alkalinization
- dRP - depolarization-related potentiation
- DSAR - Depolarization-stimulated ACh release
- DSC - depolarization-secretion coupling
- DSI - depolarization-induced suppression of inhibition
- EAD - Early After Depolarization
- NAD - negative after depolarization
- ADP - after depolarization
- DC - Depolarization Current
- DICR - depolarization-induced contractile response