MAP (redirected from Route map)

MAP mean arterial pressure.

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map (map) a two-dimensional graphic representation of arrangement in space.

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cytogenetic map , cytologic map a gene map giving the position of gene loci relative to chromosome bands.

fate map  a plan of a blastula or other early stage of an embryo, showing areas of prospective significance in normal development.

gene map  one showing the positions of genetic loci on the chromosomes and usually giving some indication of the distance between loci.

genetic map , linkage map a gene map giving the relative locations of genetic markers, based on recombination frequencies.

physical map  a gene map showing the locations of genetic markers along with the physical distances between them.

restriction map  a physical map indicating restriction enzyme cleavage sites.

transduction map  in bacterial genetics, a gene map giving distances between loci based on relative cotransduction frequencies.

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map (mp)

n.

1. The human face.

2. A genetic map.

v.

1. To make a map of.

2. To locate a gene or DNA sequence in a specific region of a chromosome in relation to known genes or DNA sequences.

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MAP,

1 abbreviation for medical aid post.

2 abbreviation for mean arterial pressure.

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Map

(1) A graphic, 2-dimensional—or virtual 3-dimensional—representation of a topology or location of multiple points in a ‘universe’
(2) MAP Abbreviation for
Mean airway pressure
Mean arterial pressure
Medication administration record
Medical assistance program
Medicare Advocacy Project
Melphalan, adriamycin, prednisone-oncology
Microtubule-associated protein(s) Cell biology A family of proteins that promotes assembly and polymerization of alpha- and beta-tubulins and limits the growing and shrinking phases of dynamic microtubules; MAPs are divided several groups
Mitogen-activated protein
Modular assembly prosthesis-orthopedics
Monoclonal antibody production
Monophasic action potential-cardiology
Muscle action potential-neurology

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MAP 

mean arterial pressure.

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map,

n a drawing or diagram, to scale, of a surface object.

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MAP

1. magnesium-ammonium-phosphate; a type of urolith.

2. microtubule-associated protein. See microtubule.

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MAP

1 Mean airway pressure 2 Mean arterial pressure 3 Medication administration record, see there 4. Medical assistance program 5. Melphalan, adriamycin, prednisone-oncology 6. Modular assembly prosthesis-orthopedics 7. Monoclonal antibody production 8. Monophasic action potential-neurology 9. Muscle action potential-neurology