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ABPA
(redirected from Adenosine Binding Protein Assay)

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ABPAAllergic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis
ABPAAmerican Backflow Prevention Association
ABPAArizona Book Publishing Association
ABPAAutomotive Body Parts Association (Houston, TX)
ABPAAmerican Benefit Plan Administrators (El Monte, CA)
ABPAAuto Body Parts Association (formerly Aftermarket Body Parts Association)
ABPAAmerican Book Producers Association
ABPAAssociation of Black Princeton Alumni
ABPAActivity Based Profitability Analysis
ABPAAdvanced Bio-Photon Analyzer
ABPAAftermarket Body Parts Association (now Auto Body Parts Association)
ABPAArbutus Business and Professional Association (Arbutus, MD)
ABPAAutomotive Bright Products Association
ABPAAdventist Business and Professionals Association
ABPAAbove and Beyond Patriot Award (National Vietnam Veterans Art Museum)
ABPAAir Booster Pump Assembly
ABPAAdvanced Base Personnel Administration
ABPAAgricultural Bioterrorism Protection Act of 2002
ABPAAlberta Black Powder Association
ABPAAdenosine Binding Protein Assay
ABPAAtlantic Bovine Practitioners Association (Canada)
ABPAAlberta Block Parent Association (Canada)
ABPAAspergilliosis, Broncho-Pulmonary Allergy


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