What does pga mean?
pga means pepsinogen a
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for pepsinogen a?
pepsinogen a can be abbreviated as pga
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What does pga stand for? pga stands for "pepsinogen a". |
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How to abbreviate "pepsinogen a"? "pepsinogen a" can be abbreviated as pga. |
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What is the meaning of pga abbreviation? The meaning of pga abbreviation is "pepsinogen a". |
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What is pga abbreviation? One of the definitions of pga is "pepsinogen a". |
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What does pga mean? pga as abbreviation means "pepsinogen a". |
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What is shorthand of pepsinogen a? The most common shorthand of "pepsinogen a" is pga. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PAPG - Pepsinogen Altered Pyloric Gland
- PG - Pepsinogen
- PGII - Pepsinogen II
- bPaAP - bullfrog pepsinogen A-derived antimicrobial peptide
- PGA - pepsinogen group A
- PGI - pepsinogen group I
- PSL - pepsinogen seric levels
- PEP - pepsinogen
- PEPC - pepsinogen C
- pg1 - pepsinogen 1
- PGC - pepsinogen C
- PgI - pepsinogen I
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