29002350

29002350 is a numeric identifier used in a variety of digital databases and catalogues. On its own it has no intrinsic meaning; its interpretation depends on the data source.

In biomedical literature databases such as PubMed, the string 29002350 would typically correspond to a PMID (PubMed Identifier). PMIDs are assigned sequentially to articles indexed in PubMed and are used to retrieve bibliographic records and links to full text when available. A PMID is unique within PubMed and is often cited in scientific writing.

In genomics and bioinformatics, numeric identifiers like 29002350 can appear as accession numbers in sequence databases (for example GenBank, ENA, or DDBJ). An exact match would refer to a single record describing a gene, transcript, or sequence; the precise content depends on the database and organism, and requires a lookup.

In data management, 29002350 can function as a primary key or catalog number within a database, library system, or inventory. In each case the number is a reference to a stored item, not a universally meaningful value.

Because numeric identifiers are reused across systems, disambiguation is essential when interpreting 29002350. Users should consult the relevant database documentation or metadata to determine what object is being referenced.