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GIP
(redirected from Gastrointestinal inhibitory peptide)

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AcronymDefinition
GIPGibraltar Pound (ISO currency code)
GIPGroupement d'Intérêt Public (French)
GIPGiudice per le Indagini Preliminari
GIPGlucose-dependent insulinotropic peptide
GIPGastric Inhibitory Peptide
GIPGlobal Internet Project
GIPGas in Place (total volume of natural gas in an underground rock formation)
GIPGlobal Inventory Project
GIPGross Internal Product
GIPGood Informatics Practices
GIPGlobal Influenza Program
GIPGovernment Industry Partnership
GIPGratuitous Icon Post
GIPGeneralized Inner Product
GIPGalvanized Iron Pipe
GIPGastrointestinal inhibitory peptide
GIPGeneric Implementation Procedure
GIPGridded Installation Photograph
GIPGround Impact Point
GIPGet in Position (San Anselmo, CA)
GIPGestate in Peace
GIPGlazed Imitation Parchment
GIPGeneric Intelligence Plan
GIPGeneric Interface Processor
GIPGeneric Intel Processor
GIPGCCS Implementation Procedures
GIPGiant Inflatable Penguin (X-Files)
GIPGreat Indian Peninsular Railroad
GIPGas Injection Pipeline
GIPGlobal Indirect Procurement
GIPGet It Pumped


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