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AABBAmerican Association of Blood Banks (now known simply as AABB)
AABBAxis-Aligned Bounding Box (computer graphics)
AABBAssociação Atlética Banco do Brasil (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
AABBAll About the Backstreet Boys
AABBAlcoholics Anonymous Big Book (alcohol addiction recovery essays)
AABBArizona Association of Business Brokers, Inc.


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The AABB report from 2004 stated that there is a decrease in the number of laboratories using the RFLP method and an increase in laboratories using the PCR method of DNA testing with PCR being used in 98.
It is also recognition of the achievements of the company in advancing cell therapy through its AABB accredited cord blood banking services and the out licensing of key technologies to selected institutions for clinical use.
Michael Strong, PhD, executive director of the Puget Sound Blood Center, has been named president of the AABB (formerly known as the American Association of Blood Banks), an international, not-for-profit association dedicated to the advancement of science of transfusion medicine and related biological therapies.
 
 
 
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