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ACE
(redirected from angiotensin converting enzyme)

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(Advanced Computing Environment) An open standard based on Unix and Windows NT introduced in 1991 by MIPS Computer Systems and others. Although later disbanded, its purpose was to provide users a migration path from x86 PCs to MIPS RISC machines.

1.ACE - Advanced Computing Environment.
2.ACE - Adaptive Communication Environment.


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