What does Paigg mean?
Paigg means Platelet-Associated Igg
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Platelet-Associated Igg?
2 ways to abbreviate Platelet-Associated Igg
Platelet-Associated Igg can be abbreviated as Paigg
Other shorthands for Platelet-Associated Igg are: Pa-igg
Platelet-Associated Igg can be abbreviated as Paigg
Other shorthands for Platelet-Associated Igg are: Pa-igg
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What does Paigg stand for? Paigg stands for "Platelet-Associated Igg". |
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How to abbreviate "Platelet-Associated Igg"? "Platelet-Associated Igg" can be abbreviated as Paigg. |
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What is the meaning of Paigg abbreviation? The meaning of Paigg abbreviation is "Platelet-Associated Igg". |
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What is Paigg abbreviation? One of the definitions of Paigg is "Platelet-Associated Igg". |
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What does Paigg mean? Paigg as abbreviation means "Platelet-Associated Igg". |
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What is shorthand of Platelet-Associated Igg? The most common shorthand of "Platelet-Associated Igg" is Paigg. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PAAP - Platelet Aggregation-Associated Protein
- HPA - human platelet-associated
- PAA - platelet associated antibodies
- PAA - platelet-associated antibody
- PAC3 - platelet-associated IgG, C3
- PAI - platelet associated immunoglobulins
- PASP - platelet-associated serum proteins
- PAICA - platelet-associated IgG characterization assay
- PAIgG - platelet-associated gamma G immunoglobulin
- PD-ECGF - platelet-derived growth factor, platelet-derived endothelial cell growth factor
- PRAT - platelet radioactive anti-IgG test
- PT-PAF - platelet-type vWD platelet aggregating factor
- Pa-igg - Platelet-Associated Igg
- Paig - Platelet Associated Immunoglobulin
- Paigm - Platelet-Associated Igm
- Pbigg - Platelet-Binding Igg
- PA - Platelet-associated
- PA-IgG - platelet-associated immunoglobulin G
- PAC - platelet-associated complement
- PAIgG - platelet-associated immunoglobulin G