What does GPVI mean?
GPVI means genitoanal papillomavirus infection
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for genitoanal papillomavirus infection?
genitoanal papillomavirus infection can be abbreviated as GPVI
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What does GPVI stand for? GPVI stands for "genitoanal papillomavirus infection". |
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How to abbreviate "genitoanal papillomavirus infection"? "genitoanal papillomavirus infection" can be abbreviated as GPVI. |
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What is the meaning of GPVI abbreviation? The meaning of GPVI abbreviation is "genitoanal papillomavirus infection". |
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What is GPVI abbreviation? One of the definitions of GPVI is "genitoanal papillomavirus infection". |
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What does GPVI mean? GPVI as abbreviation means "genitoanal papillomavirus infection". |
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What is shorthand of genitoanal papillomavirus infection? The most common shorthand of "genitoanal papillomavirus infection" is GPVI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HITCH - HPV (Human Papillomavirus) Infection and Transmission among Couples through Heterosexual Activity
- ICIT/IAE - Infection Control Information Technology Implementation and Evaluation
- ICITC - Infection in Transplantation and Cancer
- ICERP - Infection Control for Emergency Response Personnel
- IP&C - Infection Prevention & Control Department
- PLINP - Papillomavirus L2 Interacting Nuclear Protein
- GPVI - Genitoanal Papilloma Virus Infection
- PAL2 - Papillomavirus-Associated Locus 2
- CHPI - Cervical Human Papillomavirus Infection
- HPVI - RESULTS--Human papillomavirus infection
- PCA - papillomavirus common antigen
- PEF-1 - papillomavirus enhancer binding factor-1
- PGs - papillomavirus genus-specific
- PSm - papillomavirus silencing motif
- SPI - subclinical papillomavirus infection
- VLP - Papillomavirus-like particle
- HPVI - human papillomavirus infection
- II - Infection Infection
- PVI - papillomavirus infection
- HPV Infection - Human papillomavirus infection