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 Biomedical Sciences Acronym and Abbreviation A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z CCC: cases of cholangicellular carcinoma CCC: cholangiocellular carcinomas ccc: covalently closed circular CCC: closed covalently circular CCC: covalently closed circular CCC: continuous cytogenetic conversion CCC: cholangiocellular carcinoma CCC: complete cytogenetic conversion CCCO: catalytically cracked clarified oil CCD: Cleidocranial dysplasia CCD: classic cleidocranial dysplasia CCD: cooled charge coupled device ccd: coli cytidine deaminase CCD: charge coupled device CCD: Central core disease CCD: cooled device CCD: conserved domain CCD: coupled charge device CCD: cooled colour charge coupled device CCD: case of central core disease CCD: cooled charge couple device CCE: Clear cell ependymoma CCE: comprehensive clinical examination CCEM: cytochemical electronic microscopy CCEs: chromatids cousin chromatid exchanges CCFDN: congenital cataracts facial dysmorphism neuropathy CCG: Cancer Group CCG: Childrens Cancer Group CCGH: Competitive comparative genome hybridisation CCH: C cell hyperplasia CCH: constitutive centromeric heterochromatin CCHB: complete congenital heart block CCHS: Congenital central hypoventilation syndrome CCI: controlled cortical impact CCII: composite cross II CCK: cell cycle kinetics CCK: Cancer Center Karolinska CCL: cell cycle length CCLs: CC chemokine ligands CCM: cerebral capillary malformation CCM: cerebral cavernous malformations CCM: congenital cardiovascular malformations CCM: Cerebral cavernous malformation CCMs: Cerebral cavernous malformations CCMV: cowpea chlorotic mottle virus CCO: cytochrome c oxidase CCOF: chromosome competent ovarian failure CcP: Cytochrome c peroxidase CCP: cytochrome c peroxidases CCP: camphoramine chloroacetic platinum CCPR: crypt cell production rate CCR: complex chromosomal rearrangements CCR: complex chromosomal rearrangement CCR: continuous complete remission CCR: Center for Cancer Research CCR: complete cytogenetic remission CCR: carbon catabolite repression CCR: complex chromosome rearrangement ccr: cassette chromosome recombinase CCR: clarify a complex chromosomal rearrangement CCR: continuous complete clinical remission CCR: Congenital complex chromosomal rearrangement CCR: chromosomal rearrangement CCR: Complex chromosome rearrangements CCR: complete cytogenetic responses CCR: complete cytogenetic response CCR: complete continuous remission CCR: congenital complex chromosome rearrangements Ccr: clindamycin resistance CCR: characterize a complex chromosome rearrangement ccrC: cassette chromosome recombinase C CCRC: Chromophobe cell renal carcinoma CCRC: clear cell renal carcinoma CCRCC: clear cell renal cell carcinoma CCRCC: clear cell renal cell carcinomas ccRCCs: comprised 46 renal cell carcinomas CCRI: Cancer Research Institute CCRI: Childrens Cancer Research Institute CCRs: complex chromosomal rearrangements CCRs: constitutional complex chromosomal rearrangements CCRs: carriers of complex chromosome rearrangements CCS: Clear cell sarcoma CCS: Clinical Classification System CCS: cylindrical coordinate system CCs: condensed chromatin surface Ccs: conserved core sequence CCS: conserved core structures CCS: combining conventional chromosome studies CCS: chromatin conformational state CCT: conventional cytogenetic techniques CCT: Crb cytoplasmic tail cct: cellular cycle time CCTs: complex chromosome translocations CCV: channel catfish virus Ccw: cataract and curly whiskers CD: chromosomal damage CD: chromosomal distance CD: celiac disease CD: circular dichroism CD: congenital defects CD: Cowden disease CD: chromatin diminution CD: challenging dose CD: Coeliac disease CD: cytosine deaminase CD: conditionally dispensable CD: cytochalasin D CD: Campomelic dysplasia CD: chromosomal drive Cd: Corynebacterium diphtheriae Cd: Chromosomal centromeric dots CD: chromatine diminution CD: Crohn disease CD: ChIP Display CD: Children with coeliac disease CD: Canavan disease CD: crude DEAE CD: clinical Crohn disease CD: cathepsin D cd: cone degeneration CD: conduct disorder CD: Conjugated dienes CD: cause campomelic dysplasia CD: Cortical dysplasia CD: complete deficiency CD: curcular dichroism CD: chromosome damage CD: chromatin circular dichroism CD: culture duration CD: Changes in circular dichroism CD: circular dichroic CDA: congenital dyserythropoietic anaemia CDA: concurrent congenital dyserythropoietic anaemia CDA: congenital dyserythropoietic anemia CDA: case of congenital dyserythropoietic anemia CDART: Conserved Domain Architecture Retrieval Tool CDAs: congenital dyserythropoietic anemias CDC: concept of collecting duct carcinoma CDC: Child Development Centre CDC: collecting duct carcinoma cdc: characterization of cell division cycle cdc: cell division control cdc: cell division cycle CDC: Centers for Disease Control CDC: Cri du chat CDC: cerevisiae cell division cycle cdc: characteristic of cell division cycle CDCs: collecting duct carcinomas CdCS: Cri du chat syndrome CDD: children with congenital developmental defects cdd: cytidine deaminase CDD: Conserved Domain Database CDD: congenital developmental defects CDDs: Congenital diaphragmatic defects CDE: centromere centromere DNA element CDE: conserved centromere DNA element CDE: conserved centromere DNA elements CDEI: centromere DNA element I CDEI: conserved DNA element I CDEIII: centromere DNA sequence element III CDEs: centrosome duplication errors CDEs: cloned DNA elements CDF: Chromosomal DNA fingerprinting CDF: chromosomal DNA fingerprint CDF: cation diffusion facilitator cdf: cerebellar deficient folia CDFs: chromosome division figures CDGE: constant denaturant gel electrophoresis CDGE: constant denaturant gradient electrophoresis CDH: congenital diaphragmatic hernia CDH: cases of congenital diaphragmatic hernia CDH: children with congenital diaphragmatic hernia CDI: color Doppler imaging CDI: chromatin dispersal index CDI: cell division index Cdic: cytoplasmic dynein intermediate chain cdk: cyclin dependent kinase Cdk: cyclin and cyclin dependent kinase CDKI: cyclin dependent kinase inhibitor CDKs: Cyclin Dependent Kinases CDKs: cyclins and cyclin dependent kinases CdLS: Cornelia de Lange syndrome CDM: chemically defined medium CDMA: code division multiple access CDR: Complementary Determining Regions CDR: common deleted region CDR: commonly deleted region CDR: Chromosome dimer resolution CDR: cerebellar degeneration related CDRs: critically deleted regions CDRs: common deleted regions CDRs: complementarity determining regions CDRs: Commonly deleted regions CDS: caudal dysplasia sequence CDS: chromosome disk sequence CDS: Celera Discovery System CDS: commonly deleted segment CDSs: coding DNA sequences CDT: Cytolethal distending toxin CDTB: cytolethal distending toxin B CDTs: Cytolethal distending toxins CDV: canine distemper virus CDV: constrained disequilibrium values CE: Clonal evolution CE: capillary electrophoresis CE: cellular extract CE: conventional electrophoresis CE: cornified envelope CE: coelomic epithelium CE: columnar epithelia CE: Cytogenetic clonal evolution CE: ciliary epithelium CE: colony efficiency CE: cholesterol ester CE: cornified cell envelope CE: calving ease CE: central element Ce: Caenorhabditis elegans CE: cloning efficiency CE: chains of chicken erythrocyte CE: condensation of chicken erythrocyte CE: chick erythrocytes CE: chick erythrocyte CE: contact effect CE: cloning efficiencies cea: Collie eye anomaly CEC: Commission of the European Communities CEC: critical electrolyte concentration CEC: chick embryo cells cECs: cerebral endothelial cells CECs: cultured bovine corneal endothelial cells CED: Cleared extrachromosomal domain CEF: chick embryo fibroblasts CEF: chicken embryonic fibroblast CEF: chicken embryo fibroblast CEF: cultivated in chicken embryo fibroblasts CEF: cocultivation with chicken embryo fibroblasts CEFs: chicken embryo fibroblasts CEFs: chicken embryonic fibroblasts CEH: cattle with chronic enzootic haematuria CEH: conserved extended haplotype CEI: converting enzyme inhibitor CEL: chronic eosinophilia leukemia CEL: case of chronic eosinophilic leukemia CEL: carboxyl ester lipase CEL: chronic eosinophilic leukemia CEL: conserved effector locus CEL: Chronic eosinophilic leukaemia CELC: chick embryo liver CELC: chick embryonic liver cultures CELF: Chromosomally encoded leaderless fusions CEMA: chronic enteroviral meningoencephalitis CEP: Centromeric enumeration probes CEP: congenital erythropoietic porphyria CEPH: Centre Etude Polymorphism Humain CEPs: carboxyl extension proteins CEPX: chromosome enumeration probes CER: common eliminated region CER: cM long common eliminated region CERP: cholesterol efflux regulatory protein CERTs: Composite extrarenal rhabdoid tumors CES: cat eye syndrome CES: characterizing the cat eye syndrome CES: central excitatory state CESD: cholesterol ester storage disease CESH: Comparative expressed sequence hybridization CEST: Childhood endodermal sinus tumors CESTs: Childhood endodermal sinus tumors CETP: cholesteryl ester transfer protein CETP: cholesterol ester transfer protein CEV: chromosomal expression vector CEV: complex of citrus exocortis viroid CEVF: chromosomally encoded virulence factors CF: Chromosome fragmentation CF: cystic fibrosis CF: centric fusion CF: chromosomal factor CF: clastogenic factors CF: complex or core factor CF: containing the cystic fibrosis CF: colony formation CF: common complement fixation CF: clastogenic factor CF: children with cystic fibrosis CF: children presenting cystic fibrosis CF: clinically suspected cystic fibrosis cf: counting fingers Cf: Cladosporium fulvum CF: chondromyxoid fibroma CF: chromosome fragment CF: cause cystic fibrosis CF: competence factor CF: crossover formation CF: correction factor CF: cytogenetic centric fusion CF: causing cystic fibrosis CF: carrier cystic fibrosis CF: clinical disorder cystic fibrosis CF: contrast carrier female CF: child with cystic fibrosis CF: culture filtrate CF: called cystic fibrosis CF: causes cystic fibrosis CF: Culture fluid CF: chronically colonized cystic fibrosis CFA: cyclopropane fatty acids cfa: coli cyclopropane fatty acid CFA: colony forming assay CFAg: cystic fibrosis antigen CFAs: colonization factor antigens CFBs: clear fibrillar bodies |
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