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Browse All Abbreviation related to the Acronym Human Genome. All abbreviations on this page are DA means Dopamine, DAM means Dna Adenine Methylase, DAN means Damage Absorption Number, DAOA means D-Amino Oxidase Activator, DAP means Dystrophin-Associated Protein, DAPI means 4',6-diamidino-2-phenylindole [fluorescent stain], DAPS means Database Of Aligned Protein Structures, DBD means DNA Binding Domain, DBDI means DNA Barcode Data Initiative, DBIM means Distorted Born Iterative Method, DBM means Di-nucleotide Binding Motif, DBMD means Duchenne–Becker muscular dystrophy, DBR means DNA Bio Reactor, DCAB means DNA and Chromosome Aberrations Branch, DCD means Developmental coordination disorder, DCGA means decimal codification genetic algorithm, DCGC means DRESDEN Concept Genome Center, DCGT means direct to consumer genetic testing, DCOH means Dimerization CO-factor of Hepatocyte nuclear factor, DCOH means Dimerization Co-factor Of HNF (Hepatocyte Nuclear Factor),

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DADopamine. List Of DA
DAMDna Adenine Methylase. List Of DAM
DANDamage Absorption Number. List Of DAN
DAOAD-Amino Oxidase Activator. List Of DAOA
DAPDystrophin-Associated Protein. List Of DAP
DAPI4',6-diamidino-2-phenylindole [fluorescent stain]. List Of DAPI
DAPSDatabase Of Aligned Protein Structures. List Of DAPS
DBDDNA Binding Domain. List Of DBD
DBDIDNA Barcode Data Initiative. List Of DBDI
DBIMDistorted Born Iterative Method. List Of DBIM
DBMDi-nucleotide Binding Motif. List Of DBM
DBMDDuchenne–Becker muscular dystrophy. List Of DBMD
DBRDNA Bio Reactor. List Of DBR
DCABDNA and Chromosome Aberrations Branch. List Of DCAB
DCDDevelopmental coordination disorder. List Of DCD
DCGAdecimal codification genetic algorithm. List Of DCGA
DCGCDRESDEN Concept Genome Center. List Of DCGC
DCGTdirect to consumer genetic testing. List Of DCGT
DCOHDimerization CO-factor of Hepatocyte nuclear factor. List Of DCOH
DCOHDimerization Co-factor Of HNF (Hepatocyte Nuclear Factor). List Of DCOH

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