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abbr.

multiple personality disorder


 
 

abbr.

maximal permissible dose

 
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2-Methyl-2,4-pentanediolAcademic & Science->Chemistry
Institute for Multi-Party DemocracyRegional->African
Maintenance Planning DocumentAcademic & Science->Academic Degrees
Maximum Patient DoseMedical->Physiology
Maximum Permissible DoseMedical->Physiology
Metahuman Police DivisionMiscellaneous->Funnies
Metropolitan Police DepartmentCommunity->Law
Governmental->FBI Files
Microsoft Project DatabaseComputing->Security
Minimize Patient DoseMedical->Physiology
Minimum Psychiatric DataCommunity->Law
Mirpur Khas, PakistanRegional->Airport Codes
Monadic predicates (ABC programming language)Computing->File Extensions
Mouse Phenome DatabaseMedical->Veterinary
Multi Personality DisorderMedical->Physiology
Multiple Personality DisorderMedical->Physiology
Community->Law
Myelo Proliferative DisordersMedical->Physiology

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Wikipedia: MPD (disambiguation)

MPD may refer to:

In chemistry:

  • 2-Methyl-2,4-pentanediol (MPD) - a commonly used precipitant in protein crystallography
  • m-phenylenediamine

In electronics:

In medicine:

  • Multiple Personality Disorder - more correctly called Dissociative Identity Disorder, a mental condition where two or more distinct personalities can be observed in the behaviour of a single individual

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