CRBP

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Acronym	Definition
CRBP	Centre de Recherches Regionales sur Bananiers et Plantains (Cameroon)
CRBP	Cytoplasmic Retinol Binding Protein
CRBP	Connection Reset by Peer
CRBP	Columbia River Basin Project (Center for Columbia River History)
CRBP	Committee for the Relief of the Black Poor (UK)
CRBP	Cellular Retinol Binding Protein

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T 1/632, CRBP Minutes, 7 June 1786; T 1/635, account of CRBP spending, late August-early September 1786. Bread and arsenic: citizenship from the bottom up in Georgian London by Land, Isaac / Journal of Social History [FIGURE 2 OMITTED] Vitamin A (retinol) is taken up from blood and binds to the CRBP in the cytoplasm. Gene interaction network suggests dioxin induces a significant ... by Portier, Christopher J. / Environmental Health Perspectives			CRBC CRBCC CRBCS CRBCV CRBD CRBE CRBEHA CRBF CRBFD CRBG CRBGP CRBH CRBI CRBIA CRBIP CRBJ CRBL CRBLP CRBM CRBMB CRBMS CRBN CRBNE CRBO CRBOH CRBP CRBP1 CRBPA CRBPC CRBPI CRBPO CRBR CRBRA CRBRHA CRBRP CRBRS CRBRU CRBRUS CRBS CRBSC CRBSCP CRBSH CRBSI CRBSUM CRBT CRBTA CRBU CRBV CRC CRC LEME CRC-8f			CRBCC CRBCS CRBCV CRBD CRBE CRBEHA CRBF CRBFD CRBG CRBGP CRBH CRBI CRBIA CRBIP CRBJ CRBL CRBLP CRBM CRBMB CRBMS CRBN CRBNE CRBO CRBOH CRBP CRBP1 CRBPA CRBPC CRBPI CRBPO CRBR CRBRA CRBRHA CRBRP CRBRS CRBRU CRBRUS CRBS CRBSC CRBSCP CRBSH CRBSI CRBSUM CRBT CRBTA CRBU CRBV CRC CRC CRC CRC CRC cards

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