What does ACPIP mean?
ACPIP means Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein
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What is the abbreviation for Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein?
Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein can be abbreviated as ACPIP
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What does ACPIP stand for? ACPIP stands for "Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein". |
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How to abbreviate "Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein"? "Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein" can be abbreviated as ACPIP. |
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What is the meaning of ACPIP abbreviation? The meaning of ACPIP abbreviation is "Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein". |
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What is ACPIP abbreviation? One of the definitions of ACPIP is "Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein". |
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What does ACPIP mean? ACPIP as abbreviation means "Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein". |
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What is shorthand of Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein? The most common shorthand of "Alternative Complement Pathway-Inhibiting Protein" is ACPIP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ACP - Alternate Complement Pathway
- CCP - Classical Complement Pathway
- ACP - alternative C pathway
- ACP - alternative complement pathway
- AIP - activation inhibiting protein
- APCA - Alternative Pathway of Complement Activation
- CCPA - classical complement pathway activity
- cIP - Chemotaxis Inhibiting Protein
- DIP - degranulation inhibiting protein
- DIP - differentiation-inhibiting protein
- GIP - granulocyte inhibiting protein
- LCP - lectin complement pathway
- LIP - liver-enriched inhibiting protein
- MIP - MAC-inhibiting protein
- MIP - Macrophage Inhibiting Protein
- MIP - membrane-attack-complex-inhibiting protein
- SCIP - sheep complement-inhibiting protein
- AP - alternative complement pathway
- GSPM - General Secretion Pathway M (protein)
- C4BP - Complement 4 binding protein