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Amp - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Amp or AMP may refer to: Science. Ampere a unit of electrical current; Adenosine monophosphate a nucleotide found in RNA; Amphetamine a phenethylamine stimulant ...
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Association for Molecular Pathology
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Applied Measurement Professionals, Inc.
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AMP - definition of AMP by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus ...
AMP (m-p) n. A mononucleotide, C 10 H 14 N 5 O 7 P, found in animal cells and reversibly convertible to ADP and ATP; adenosine monophosphate. Also called adenylic acid.
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