1C6B

1C6B is a four-character alphanumeric string that can function as an identifier in several information systems. There is no single universal meaning for the sequence; its significance depends on the domain and the database or catalog that assigns it.

In the Protein Data Bank (PDB), four-character IDs are used to reference deposited macromolecular structures. If 1C6B is present as a PDB ID, it designates a particular structure whose entry typically includes atomic coordinates, experimental method and conditions, resolution, authors, publication data, and metadata about the macromolecule such as the sequence and chain identifiers. The exact biological molecule and details would be available in the corresponding entry on the PDB website or related resources.

In consumer electronics and manufacturing, 1C6B could appear as a model number, part number, or variant code, representing a specific product configuration or batch. In software contexts, it might appear as a version tag, build identifier, or license key segment. Such uses are common when systems require compact, human-readable codes to reference versions, components, or authorized items.

Because alphanumeric identifiers like 1C6B are widely used across different systems, its precise meaning requires context. If you provide the domain or the source database, a more accurate definition can be given, including any associated records, specifications, or literature.