58S

58S is a designation used in multiple domains to label various objects, models, or catalog entries. Because it arises independently in different fields, it does not have a single, universal meaning.

In biology and biochemistry, numerical–letter codes such as 58S can appear in the naming of molecular subunits, ribosomal components, or sequence references. The precise meaning of 58S is context-dependent, and modern nomenclature typically uses more explicit identifiers. For example, large ribosomal subunits in standard terminology are often referred to as 60S in eukaryotes, with 58S appearing in niche or older references.

In engineering and industry, 58S is commonly used as a model number, part code, or variant label. The designation alone provides limited information about features, specifications, or compatibility without identifying the manufacturer or product line.

In culture and media, 58S may serve as a codename, title, or object identifier within a work of fiction, video game, or media catalog. Its meaning and significance are determined by the specific context of the work.

Because 58S spans several domains, clarifying the field and the associated context is essential to determine what it denotes in a given instance. See also 58 and S for related numeric and alphabetic designations.