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HTBHuis Ten Bosch (theme park; Japan)
HTBHokkie Team Bierzicht (Netherlands pub)
HTBHigh Technology Brigade
HTBHowitzer Test Bed
HTBHollis Town Band (Hollis, NH)
HTBHome Town Buffet, Inc (restaurant chain)
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HTBHierarchical Token Buckets (packet scheduling algorithm)
HTBHootie & the Blowfish (band)
HTBHigh Temperature Bearing (grease)
HTBHeterojunction Bipolar Transistor
HTBHuman Tissue Bank
HTBHealthcare Transaction Base
HTBHit The Bricks (discharge from the hospital)
HTBHoly Trinity Brompton (Church in London, UK; Home of Alpha Course)
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Also, please write to the government calling for human tissue banks to replace animal experiments.
Letter: Join in the lab animals march by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Having met National Blood Service representatives through the European Blood Alliance and heard how the largest human tissue bank in Europe had been built and developed in Speke, the visitors were keen to come and see the facility.
Euro visit to blood centre by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
138) Following the court's reasoning down its proposed slippery slope, one might imagine a world where patients would soon be selling excised tissue on E-bay, threatening the integrity of all human tissue banks because patients could simply move their samples from one bank to another.
Tissue tug-of-war: a comparison of international and U.S. ... by Edwards, Lisa C. / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
 
 
 
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