B12
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B12 most often refers to:
- Vitamin B12, a water-soluble vitamin with a key role in the normal functioning of the brain and nervous system, and for the formation of blood
B12 or B-12 may also refer to:
- Alpina B12, a car model by German manufacturer Alpina
- B12 (band), a British electronic music duo
- B12 student model clarinet manufactured by Buffet Crampon
- B12 (New York City bus) serving Brooklyn
- Bensen B-12, a 1961 American unconventional aircraft
- Brandon C. Rodegeb (born 1977), American music executive, film-maker, rap artist, writer known as B12
- Caro-Kann Defence, a common opening in the game of chess
- Chery B12, a 2007 Chinese Chery Automobile model
- Gp120#gp120_vaccines, an antibody against the HIV surface protein gp120 found in some long-term nonprogressors
- LNER Class B12, a class of steam railway locomotive
- Queensland B12 class locomotive, a class of steam railway locomotive
- HLA-B12, an HLA - B serotype
and also :
- Nissan Sunny, a car model by Japanese manufacturer Nissan
- a modified version of the B-10 bomber
- a song by the now-defunct grunge band, Grey Daze
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