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FFN
(redirected from Fetal fibronectin)

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FFNFetal Fibronectin
FFNFédération Francaise de Naturisme
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FFNFull Frontal Nudity (movie reference)
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FFNFilm Festival Network (cable TV)
FFNFuture Force Network
FFNFibrofatty Nodule
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Now, it appears that fetal fibronectin may serve another purpose--as a biochemical marker that signals the premature onset of labor.
New marker heralds preterm labor by Science News
Adeza's key product, FullTerm[TM], The Fetal Fibronectin Test, is used by OBGYN's to identify women at risk of preterm birth.
Cytyc to Acquire Adeza Biomedical Corporation by Business Wire
We are proud of Adeza's accomplishments in successfully marketing FullTerm[TM], The Fetal Fibronectin Test to assess the risk of preterm birth.
Adeza to Be Acquired by Cytyc for $24 Per Share by Business Wire
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