What does LTAG mean?
LTAG means Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein?
Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein can be abbreviated as LTAG
Other shorthands for Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein are: LTG
Other shorthands for Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein are: LTG
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What does LTAG stand for? LTAG stands for "Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein". |
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How to abbreviate "Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein"? "Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein" can be abbreviated as LTAG. |
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What is the meaning of LTAG abbreviation? The meaning of LTAG abbreviation is "Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein". |
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What is LTAG abbreviation? One of the definitions of LTAG is "Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein". |
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What does LTAG mean? LTAG as abbreviation means "Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein". |
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What is shorthand of Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein? The most common shorthand of "Leukocyte Thermostable Alpha-Glycoprotein" is LTAG. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- A1G - Alpha-1 Glycoprotein
- AAG - Alpha-Acid Glycoprotein
- TDH - Thermostable Direct Hemolysin
- A1B - Alpha 1-beta glycoprotein
- A2HS - alpha 2 HS-glycoprotein
- AGP - alpha-acid glycoprotein
- BOGP - glycoprotein--bovine oviduct-specific glycoprotein
- LTG - antigen--leukocyte thermostable alpha-glycoprotein
- LTG - leukocyte thermostable alpha-glycoprotein
- STAG - specific thermostable alpha-glycoprotein
- TDH - thermostable direct haemolysin
- TDH - thermostable direct hemolysin gene
- TDH - thermostable direct hemolysin-producing
- AAG - alpha 1-glycoprotein
- AAGP - alpha 1-acid glycoprotein
- AGP - alpha-1-glycoprotein
- AHS - alpha 2HS-glycoprotein
- ZAG - Zinc-alpha-glycoprotein
- A1BG - Alpha 1B-glycoprotein
- AAG - Alpha-1-acid Glycoprotein