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max,
1 abbreviation for maxima.
2 abbreviation for maximum.
(dV/dt)max 
the most rapid rate of voltage change; in cellular electrophysiology it applies to phase 0 of the action potential.
max
An enzyme that interacts with myc, the protein product of myc, by means of a leucine zipper motif, instructing cells to mature, divide, or undergo autodestruction or apoptosis
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