What does DDHs mean?
DDHs means death domain homologous regions
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for death domain homologous regions?
death domain homologous regions can be abbreviated as DDHs
Other shorthands for death domain homologous regions are: DDH
Other shorthands for death domain homologous regions are: DDH
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What does DDHs stand for? DDHs stands for "death domain homologous regions". |
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How to abbreviate "death domain homologous regions"? "death domain homologous regions" can be abbreviated as DDHs. |
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What is the meaning of DDHs abbreviation? The meaning of DDHs abbreviation is "death domain homologous regions". |
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What is DDHs abbreviation? One of the definitions of DDHs is "death domain homologous regions". |
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What does DDHs mean? DDHs as abbreviation means "death domain homologous regions". |
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What is shorthand of death domain homologous regions? The most common shorthand of "death domain homologous regions" is DDHs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- dnFADD - Dominant-Negative Fas-Associated Death Domain
- LRDD - Leucine-Rich and Death Domain
- DDH - Death Domain Homologous Region
- FADD - FAS-Associated via Death Domain
- PIDD - P53-Induced Protein with Death Domain
- SODD - Silencer of Death Domain
- SODD - Suppressor of Death Domain
- TRADD - TNF (Tumor Necrosis Factor) R1 (Receptor Type 1)-Associated Death Domain
- dFADD - Drosophila Fas-associated death domain-containing protein
- FDD - Fas death domain
- PIDD - P53 Induced Death Domain
- TRADD - TNF RI Associated Death Domain
- TRADD - TNFR1)-associated death domain protein
- FADD - Fas-associated Death Domain Protein
- FADD - Fas-associated death domain
- FADD - Fas-associated death domain-containing protein
- FADD - Fas-associated polypeptide with death domain
- hrs - homologous regions
- DD - Death Domain (protein interaction module)
- ADHoRe - Automatic Detection Of Homologous Regions