What does DMH mean?
DMH means Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of?
Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of can be abbreviated as DMH
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What does DMH stand for? DMH stands for "Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of". |
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How to abbreviate "Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of"? "Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of" can be abbreviated as DMH. |
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What is the meaning of DMH abbreviation? The meaning of DMH abbreviation is "Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of". |
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What is DMH abbreviation? One of the definitions of DMH is "Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of". |
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What does DMH mean? DMH as abbreviation means "Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of". |
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What is shorthand of Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of? The most common shorthand of "Dystonia Musculorum of Mouse, Human Homolog Of" is DMH. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- hASH1 - Human achaete-scute homolog-1
- HASH2 - Human Achaete Scute Homolog 2
- HHMJG - human homolog of mouse jerky gene
- HHMMTV - Human Homologue of the Mouse Mammary Tumour Virus
- HUMOT - Human & Mouse Orthologous Gene Nomenclature
- HAMA - Human Anti-Mouse Antibody
- HMGS - Human-Mouse Gene Searcher
- ch MAb - Chimeric mouse-human antigranulocyte monoclonal antibody
- DAK - Dystonia Association of Kentucky
- DT - dystonia musculorum
- HASH - Human Achaete Scute Homolog
- hPc1 - human Pc homolog, CBX2
- Mash2 - mouse achaete-scute homolog-2 gene
- MMHC - Mouse Models of Human Cancers
- MMHCC - Mouse Model of Human Cancer Consortium
- MMHD - Mouse Models of Human Disease
- MVH - mouse Vasa homolog gene
- SCID-PBL - severe combined immunodeficiency mouse-human peripheral blood lymphocyte
- DMD - Dystonia Musculorum Deformans
- HHMMTV - human homologue of mouse mammary tumor virus