00193C

00193C is a designation used as an identifier in several unrelated domains, and it does not refer to a single universally recognized entity. The meaning of the code is highly context-dependent and can denote a part number, an internal stock item, a laboratory sample, or an accession entry in a catalog.

In electronics and manufacturing, codes like 00193C typically function as model numbers, part identifiers, or revision codes. The digits may encode aspects of the product family or manufacture date, while the trailing letter often signals a revision level, such as revision C. They appear in bill of materials, inventory systems, and supplier catalogs.

In biology or genomics, 00193C may appear as an internal sample ID, clone label, or project code within a lab or database. It is not a universal gene symbol or standard database accession; its exact meaning depends on the organization, the project, and the database schema or naming conventions used.

In museums, libraries, or archives, accession or catalog numbers like 00193C identify individual items within a collection. The format and components vary by institution, with digits often reflecting acquisition year or collection code and letters indicating subcategories, storage location, or processing status.

In digital archiving or data management, 00193C may serve as a filename or internal record identifier for a file or dataset. Such codes support consistent tracking across systems, enabling cross-reference between related items even when they belong to different collections or domains.