MDC

MDC can stand for:

• 1600, a Roman numeral
• macrophage-derived chemokine (MDC)-In Biology, MDC is a member of chemokine family genes.
• Mon-Dak Conference
• Major Diagnostic Category
• Manado Airport, also known as Sam Ratulangi Airport in North Sulawesi, Indonesia.
• Management Data Clock, a pin used in the MDIO bus
• Mapped Diagnostic Context, used in distributed computer systems to distinguish logging information from different sources sent to a single place of storage
• Initials of Mark David Chapman, the man who murdered John Lennon.
• Mater Dei College - Tubigon, Bohol, Philippines
• Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in Berlin.
• MDC - a hardcore punk band from the early 1980s.
• MDC-600 and MDC-1200, an AFSK mobile data format used in Motorola two-way radios.
• Mega-Damage Capacity, a measure of the toughness and structural integrity of armored vehicles in the Palladium Books role-playing system
• MetaData Coalition - see metadata (computing)
• Metropolitan Detention Center
• Metropolitan District Commission, now part of the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, a former agency in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts responsible for roadways and parks in and around the Boston metropolitan area
• Miami-Dade County, in Florida
• Miami-Dade College, located in Miami, Florida
• Microgame Design Contest
• Mobile Daughter Card
• Modification Detection Code
• More developed country
• Movement for Democratic Change - A Zimbabwean political party
• Mozilla Developer Center, a website [1]
• Multiple Description Coding
• Muscular Dystrophy Campaign
• Music Directory Canada
• Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) -a Malaysian government-owned institution responsible for the management of the Multimedia Super Corridor.
• Multi Dimensional Clustering, a data layout scheme incorporated in IBM's DB2 database version 8.

MdC can stand for:

• Manuel de Codage, a system for transliterating ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs

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