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  1. abbr. for any (unknown or unspecified) nucleoside (5′-) triphosphate.
  2. (in clinical biochemistry) abbr. for 5′-nucleotidase (EC 3.1.3.5).
  3. or N.T.P. or ntp; abbr. for normal temperature and pressure; stp (i.e. standard temperature and pressure) now used.

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