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AP action potential; angina pectoris; anterior pituitary (gland); anteroposterior; arterial pressure.
AP
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anteroposterior
AP,
abbreviation for anteroposterior.
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angina pectoris; anteroposterior; arterial pressure.
AP
1. anterior-posterior.
2. alkaline phosphatase.
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