What does GR mean?
GR means Generation-Recombination
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Generation-Recombination?
2 ways to abbreviate Generation-Recombination
Generation-Recombination can be abbreviated as GR
Other shorthands for Generation-Recombination are: G-R
Generation-Recombination can be abbreviated as GR
Other shorthands for Generation-Recombination are: G-R
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What does GR stand for? GR stands for "Generation-Recombination". |
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How to abbreviate "Generation-Recombination"? "Generation-Recombination" can be abbreviated as GR. |
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What is the meaning of GR abbreviation? The meaning of GR abbreviation is "Generation-Recombination". |
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What is GR abbreviation? One of the definitions of GR is "Generation-Recombination". |
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What does GR mean? GR as abbreviation means "Generation-Recombination". |
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What is shorthand of Generation-Recombination? The most common shorthand of "Generation-Recombination" is GR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- G-R - Generation-Recombination
- RBPJ - Recombination Signal-Binding Protein 1 for J-Kappa
- RBPJK - Recombination Signal-Binding Protein 1 for J-Kappa
- RAG2 - Recombination-Activating Gene 2
- Rim4 - Recombination Induced Mutant 4
- Rrp1 - Recombination Repair Protein 1
- RQPM - Recombination Quark Parton Model
- RV - Recombination Velocity
- RECA - Recombination Protein A
- RSS - Recombination Signal Sequence
- RAG - recombination activity gene
- rat - Recombination Analysis Tool
- RBP - recombination signal binding protein
- RDF - Recombination Directionality Factor
- RDR - recombination dependent replication
- RDR - recombination-dependent DNA replication
- RDP - Recombination Detection Program
- REDR - Recombination Enhanced Defect Reactions
- rER - Recombination Enhancement by Replication
- GADD - Generation-Attention Deficit Disorder (Generation-ADD). Amusing if slightly insulting (and ironically, envious) reference to the modern generation of young people who need and can effectively absorb information, learning, entertainment, advertising, etc.,