What does NucA mean?
NucA means nuclease A
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for nuclease A?
nuclease A can be abbreviated as NucA
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HSs - nuclease-hypersensitive sites
- NHE - nuclease hypersensitive element
- NHE - Nuclease Hypersensitivity Element
- NSE - nuclease sensitive element
- Nase - nuclease
- NP1 - nuclease P1
- NRC - Nuclease Resistant Chromatin
- NSEP - nuclease-sensitive element protein
- nuh - nuclease halo
- nuc - nuclease
- nuc - nuclease gene
- NR - Nuclease resistant
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