What is the meaning of PrP medical abbreviation?

What does the medical abbreviation PrP mean?

The PrP abbreviation may have multiplied meanings. Here is the meaning of PrP mean in medical terms.

What is the PrP medical abbreviation?

In the medicine field, the PrP abbreviation stands for prion protein.

PrP: prion protein

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