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'''CTD''' may refer to: |
'''CTD''' may refer to: |
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==Medicine== |
==Medicine== |
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* [[Carnitine transporter deficiency]], an inborn error of fatty acid transport |
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* [[CTD (chemotherapy)]], a combination of the drugs cyclophosphamide, thalidomide, and dexamethasone |
* [[CTD (chemotherapy)]], a combination of the drugs cyclophosphamide, thalidomide, and dexamethasone |
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* [[Common Technical Document]], an internationally agreed format for drug approvals |
* [[Common Technical Document]], an internationally agreed format for drug approvals |
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* [[Connective tissue disease]] |
* [[Connective tissue disease]] |
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*crash test dummies<ref>{{cite web|last=brad|first=ctd|title=crashtestdummies|url=https://twitter.com/CTDBrad/following}}</ref> |
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==Music== |
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*[[Crash Test Dummies]], a Canadian rock band from Winnipeg, Manitoba |
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==Science== |
==Science== |
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* [[Comparative Toxicogenomics Database]], an online research tool describing chemical-gene-disease interactions |
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* [[CTD (instrument)]], in oceanography, used to determine conductivity, temperature, and depth |
* [[CTD (instrument)]], in oceanography, used to determine conductivity, temperature, and depth |
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* [[Carboxy-Terminal Domain]], the end of an amino acid chain which has specialized functions in some proteins |
* [[Carboxy-Terminal Domain]], the end of an amino acid chain which has specialized functions in some proteins |
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* [[Church–Turing–Deutsch principle]], in computer science, relates to the universality of simulation |
* [[Church–Turing–Deutsch principle]], in computer science, relates to the universality of simulation |
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==Other |
==Other== |
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* [[CBS Television Distribution]] |
* [[CBS Television Distribution]] |
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* [[Central de Trabajadores Democráticos]], a trade union centre in El Salvador |
* [[Central de Trabajadores Democráticos]], a trade union centre in El Salvador |
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* [[Counter Terrorism Department (Pakistan)]], Pakistani agency for counter terrorism |
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* [[FBI Counterterrorism Division]], the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation's anti-terrorism division |
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* [[Cummins]] Turbo Diesel, acronym for an engine genre |
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==See also== |
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* [[Circle the Drain]] |
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{{Disambiguation}} |
{{Disambiguation}} |
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Latest revision as of 09:07, 30 September 2024
CTD may refer to:
Medicine
[edit]- Carnitine transporter deficiency, an inborn error of fatty acid transport
- Comparative Toxicogenomics Database, an online research tool describing chemical-gene-disease interactions
- CTD (chemotherapy), a combination of the drugs cyclophosphamide, thalidomide, and dexamethasone
- Common Technical Document, an internationally agreed format for drug approvals
- Connective tissue disease
Music
[edit]- Crash Test Dummies, a Canadian rock band from Winnipeg, Manitoba
Science
[edit]- Comparative Toxicogenomics Database, an online research tool describing chemical-gene-disease interactions
- CTD (instrument), in oceanography, used to determine conductivity, temperature, and depth
- Carboxy-Terminal Domain, the end of an amino acid chain which has specialized functions in some proteins
- Church–Turing–Deutsch principle, in computer science, relates to the universality of simulation
Other
[edit]- CBS Television Distribution
- Central de Trabajadores Democráticos, a trade union centre in El Salvador
- Counter Terrorism Department (Pakistan), Pakistani agency for counter terrorism
- FBI Counterterrorism Division, the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation's anti-terrorism division
- Crash to desktop, a kind of computer crash
- Cummins Turbo Diesel, acronym for an engine genre
See also
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