Editing MSP (section)

==Science and technology==
===Biology, ecology, and medicine===
* [[Major sperm protein]], the most abundant protein in nematode sperm
* [[Marine spatial planning]], a process of making decisions about sustainable use of marine resources
* [[Merozoite surface protein]], used in malaria research
* [[Bisulfite sequencing#Methylation-specific PCR (MSP)|Methylation-specific PCR]], a method for detecting methylated DNA sequence
* [[Macrophage-stimulating protein]]

===Computing and information technology===
* [[Max/MSP]], max signal processing
* [[Message Send Protocol]], an application-layer computing protocol used to send a short message between networking nodes on a computer network
* [[sendmail|Message Submission Program]] or smmsp in Sendmail e-mail systems
* [[Microsoft Installer Patch Files]], files downloaded from updating applications installed with Microsoft Installer and which have the .msp file extension
* [[Microsoft Points]], the currency used on the Xbox Live and Zune marketplaces
* [[Microsoft Project]], a project-management software program developed and sold by Microsoft
* [[Microsoft Student Partners]], an organization of university students interested in careers in technology and showing a willingness to help others learn about Microsoft technology
* [[Microsoft Surface Pro]]
* [[Minimum spanning tree]], a graph theory problem
* [[MSP (file format)]], a pre-bmp picture format readable in the oldest versions of Microsoft Paint
* [[TI MSP430]], a mixed-signal microcontroller family from Texas Instruments

===Other uses in science and technology===
* [[Mechanically separated poultry]], a paste-like meat product
* [[Millisecond pulsar]], in astronomy, a pulsar with a rotational period in the range of 1-10 milliseconds
* Micro-[[spectrophotometer]], an instrument used to measure the UV, visible, and near-infrared spectra of microscopic objects
* [[Monosodium phosphate]], a chemical compound of sodium with a phosphate counterion
* [[MSP Groza silent pistol]], a double-barreled firearm designed in the Soviet Union in 1972