What does SACQ mean?
SACQ means Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent?
2 ways to abbreviate Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent
Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent can be abbreviated as SACQ
Other shorthands for Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent are: sacq
Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent can be abbreviated as SACQ
Other shorthands for Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent are: sacq
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What does SACQ stand for? SACQ stands for "Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent". |
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How to abbreviate "Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent"? "Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent" can be abbreviated as SACQ. |
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What is the meaning of SACQ abbreviation? The meaning of SACQ abbreviation is "Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent". |
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What is SACQ abbreviation? One of the definitions of SACQ is "Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent". |
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What does SACQ mean? SACQ as abbreviation means "Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent". |
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What is shorthand of Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent? The most common shorthand of "Serologically Active but Clinically Quiescent" is SACQ. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CRHD - Quiescent Rheumatic Heart Disease
- QDB - Quiescent Double Barrier
- QZ - Quiescent Zone
- QPN - Quiescent Physical Notification
- CAG - clinically active gonarthritis
- NRK - quiescent rat kidney
- QCCC - Quiescent Current Control Circuit
- Qc - quiescent center
- QHSC - Quiescent Hepatic Stellate Cells
- QSA - Quiescent Signal Analysis
- SACS - Serologically Active Clinically Stable
- SD - serologically defined
- SDMP - Serologically detected male predominant
- SDM - Serologically Detectable Male
- SDMA - Serologically Detected Male Antigen
- SNBNCLD - serologically non-B non-C chronic liver disease
- SPI - serologically positive individuals
- SSEM - Serologically Specific Electron Microscopy
- ABNC - active but nonculturable
- sacq - Serologically Active Clinically Quiescent