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Standard abbreviations to be used in
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| Article Type: | List |
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Abbreviations Weights and measures |
| Pub Date: | 02/01/2011 |
| Publication: | Name: Indian Journal of Medical Research Publisher: Indian Council of Medical Research Audience: Academic Format: Magazine/Journal Subject: Biological sciences; Health Copyright: COPYRIGHT 2011 Indian Council of Medical Research ISSN: 0971-5916 |
| Issue: | Date: Feb, 2011 Source Volume: 133 Source Issue: 2 |
| Geographic: | Geographic Scope: India Geographic Code: 9INDI India |
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| Accession Number: | 252944940 |
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Standard abbreviations to be used in IJMR The abbreviations should be used in the text, tables and illustrations without a full stop. Molar (mole/litre) M * milli molar (m mole/litre) mM Micromolar (mole/litre) [micro]M mole (quantity of substance) mol normal N metre m centimetre cm square centimetre [cm.sup.2] millimetre mm micrometre [micro]m nanometre nm picometre pm mg/ 100 ml mg/dl Angstrom [Angstrom] litre 1 millilitre ml microlitre [micro]l gram g milligram mg kilogram kg hour(s) h minute(s) min second(s) sec week(s) wk year(s) yr counts per minute cpm Curie Ci rad rad Roentgen R gravity g ortho O meta m para p intramuscular im intraperitoneal ip intravenous iv subcutaneous sc oral po lethal dose-50 [LD.sub.50] Ampere A milli Ampere mA Watt W anti meridiem (before noon) am post meridiem (after noon) pm volume vol volume ratio (volume per volume) vol/vol weight wt weight per volume wt/vol weight ratio (weight per weight) wt/wt * Should not be used as an abbrevation for mole |
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