What does CCRs mean?
CCRs means complex chromosomal rearrangements
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for complex chromosomal rearrangements?
complex chromosomal rearrangements can be abbreviated as CCRs
Other shorthands for complex chromosomal rearrangements are: CCR, CCRs
Other shorthands for complex chromosomal rearrangements are: CCR, CCRs
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What does CCRs stand for? CCRs stands for "complex chromosomal rearrangements". |
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How to abbreviate "complex chromosomal rearrangements"? "complex chromosomal rearrangements" can be abbreviated as CCRs. |
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What is the meaning of CCRs abbreviation? The meaning of CCRs abbreviation is "complex chromosomal rearrangements". |
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What is CCRs abbreviation? One of the definitions of CCRs is "complex chromosomal rearrangements". |
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What does CCRs mean? CCRs as abbreviation means "complex chromosomal rearrangements". |
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What is shorthand of complex chromosomal rearrangements? The most common shorthand of "complex chromosomal rearrangements" is CCRs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CCGH - Chromosomal Comparative Genomic Hybridization
- CBRS - Chromosomal Breakage Rate of Scleroderma
- CHVA - Chromosomal Virulence A
- CMA - Chromosomal Microarray Analysis
- CPC - Chromosomal Passenger Complex
- BCCR - balanced complex de novo chromosomal rearrangements
- CASH - chromosomal assignment using somatic cell hybrids
- CBR - Chromosomal Breakage Region
- CDF - Chromosomal DNA Fingerprinting
- CEP - Chromosomal Expression Platform
- CMD - chromosomal mis-distribution
- CNA - Chromosomal Numerical Aberrations
- CNA - Chromosomal Numerical Abnormality
- CPE - Chromosomal Position Effect
- CREA - Chromosomal Region Expression Array
- GCR - Gross Chromosomal Rearrangements
- CCAs - Complex Chromosomal Aberrations
- CCAs - Complex Chromosomal Abnormalities
- CCRs - complex chromosome rearrangements
- GCRs - gross chromosomal rearrangements