What does NDLI mean?
NDLI means Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris?
Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris can be abbreviated as NDLI
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What does NDLI stand for? NDLI stands for "Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris". |
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How to abbreviate "Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris"? "Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris" can be abbreviated as NDLI. |
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What is the meaning of NDLI abbreviation? The meaning of NDLI abbreviation is "Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris". |
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What is NDLI abbreviation? One of the definitions of NDLI is "Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris". |
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What does NDLI mean? NDLI as abbreviation means "Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris". |
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What is shorthand of Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris? The most common shorthand of "Nucleus Diffusus Lobi Inferioris" is NDLI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NA-VS - Nucleus Accumbens and/or Ventral Striatum
- NA/OT - Nucleus Accumbens-Olfactory Tubercle Complex
- NAS-TO - Nucleus Accumbens Septi and Tuberculum Olfactorium
- NBM/SI - Nucleus Basalis Magnocellularis and Substantia Innominata
- NRPO - Nucleus Reticularis Pontis Oralis
- NOT-DTN - Nucleus of the Optic Tract-Dorsal Terminal Nucleus
- NPH-MVN - Nucleus Prepositus Hypoglossi-Medial Vestibular Nucleus Region
- NUCON - Nucleus Constant
- NVLAS - Nucleus Ventro-Lateralis Anterior Solitarii
- NTS/DMV - Nucleus Tractus Solitarius/Dorsal Motor Nucleus of the Vagus Nerve
- NTSm - Nucleus Tractus Solitarius Medialis
- VL/VM - Nucleus Ventralis Lateralis/Nucleus Ventralis Medialis
- NAcc - Nucleus Accumbens
- NBMM - Nucleus Basalis Magnocellularis Meynert
- NAOT - Nucleus Accumbens-Olfactory Tubercle
- NAOT - Nucleus of the Accessory Olfactory Tract
- NAOT - Nucleus of the Accessory Optic Tract
- nBOR - Nucleus of the Basal Optic Root
- NDTL - Nucleus Diffusus Tori Lateralis
- NASN - Nucleus of the Accessory Spinal Nerve