Usually means: Protein, regulates cell growth, division.
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  1. EGFR, eGFR: Wiktionary
  2. EGFR: Dictionary.com
  3. EGFR (gene), EGFR: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

Medicine (4 matching dictionaries)
  1. EGFR: MedTerms.com Medical Dictionary
  2. Breast Cancer Talking Dictionary (No longer online)
  3. EGFR: Dictionary of Cancer Terms
  4. EGFR: Drug Medical Dictionary

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  1. EGFR: Acronym Finder
  2. AbbreviationZ (No longer online)

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Definitions from Wiktionary (EGFR)

▸ noun:  (biochemistry) Initialism of epidermal growth factor receptor.
▸ noun:  (medicine) Initialism of estimated glomerular filtration rate.

Similar:
VEGF, sgpt, mRNA, BRCA2, rbc, hprt, VDRL, MTHFR, DCIS, ACTH, more...

Opposite:
nonepidermal

Adjectives:
anti, human, epidermal, type, mutant, pco12, activated, egf, phospho, bound, immunoreactive

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Similar:
VEGF, sgpt, mRNA, BRCA2, rbc, hprt, VDRL, MTHFR, DCIS, ACTH, more...

Opposite:
nonepidermal

Adjectives:
anti, human, epidermal, type, mutant, pco12, activated, egf, phospho, bound, immunoreactive



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