What does EFM mean?
EFM means epifluorescence microscopy
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for epifluorescence microscopy?
2 ways to abbreviate epifluorescence microscopy
epifluorescence microscopy can be abbreviated as EFM
Other shorthands for epifluorescence microscopy are: em
epifluorescence microscopy can be abbreviated as EFM
Other shorthands for epifluorescence microscopy are: em
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What does EFM stand for? EFM stands for "epifluorescence microscopy". |
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What is the meaning of EFM abbreviation? The meaning of EFM abbreviation is "epifluorescence microscopy". |
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What does EFM mean? EFM as abbreviation means "epifluorescence microscopy". |
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What is shorthand of epifluorescence microscopy? The most common shorthand of "epifluorescence microscopy" is EFM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MSORV - Microscopy Society of the Ohio River Valley
- MCRF - Microscopy and Cytometry Resource Facility
- MCS - Microscopy, Culture and Sensitivity
- MOMM - Microscopy and Optical Manipulation Module
- MICF - Microscopy and Imaging Core Facility
- MSNO - Microscopy Society of Northeastern Ohio
- MSA - Microscopy Society of America
- MSSA - Microscopy Society of America
- WDEM - Widefield Deconvolution Epifluorescence Microscopy
- CEM - Conventional epifluorescence microscopy
- MAI - Microscopy Analytical Imaging
- MCD - Microscopy of Cells Department
- MECA - Microscopy Electrochemistry and Conductivity Analyser
- MECA - Microscopy Electrochemistry and Conductivity Analyzer
- MIST - Microscopy Image and Spectroscopy Tech
- MIV - Microscopy Interactive Video
- MME - Microscopy Marketing Education
- MML - Microscopy and Microanalysis Laboratory
- MMP - Microscopy and Microanalysis Page
- em - Epifluorescence Microscopy