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BP
(redirected from British Petroleum)

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BP
2. British Pharmacopoeia, a publication of the General Medical Council, describing and establishing standards for medicines, preparations, materials, and articles used in the practice of medicine, surgery, or midwifery.

bp base pair.
BP
abbr.
1. blood pressure
2. boiling point
3. British Pharmacopoeia

BP,
abbreviation for blood pressure.

BP
1. blood pressure.
2. boiling point.
3. British Pharmacopoeia.

bp
base pair.

bp
1 Base pair, see there 2 Blood pressure, see there 2. Boiling point


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