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PSAP
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PSAPPublic Safety Answering Point
PSAPProsaposin
PSAPParticle Soot Absorption Photometer
PSAPPresentation Service Access Point
PSAPPublic Service Access Point
PSAPPersonnel Security Assurance Program
PSAPPharmacotherapy Self-Assessment Program
PSAPPriority Substances Assessment Program (Canada)
PSAPPublic Safety Answering Position
PSAPPrivate Sector Advisory Panel (ICAC)
PSAPProvisions pour Sinistres A Payer (French)
PSAPProspective Special Access Programs (USAF)
PSAPProvincial Software Acquisition Program (Canada)
PSAPPower Sector Action Programme (Damascus, Syria)
PSAPParticipant Statistical Areas Program (US Census Bureau)


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M19647) forward = GCACCGGCTT GTCAGTCAA, probe = CCCTCACC CTGACTAC, reverse = TCGGGTGTG GTTCCTCATG; prosaposin (GenBank accession no.
Identification of putative gene-based markers of renal toxicity by Afshari, Cynthia A. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Prosaptide, a peptide derived from the human nerve growth protein prosaposin, is believed to be a peripherally acting analgesic, in contrast to
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