6C94

6C94 is a designation that can refer to several different things, most notably a specific type of vacuum tube and a gene associated with human disease.

In electronics, 6C94 is a miniature pentode vacuum tube. It was manufactured by companies like RCA and Sylvania. This type of tube typically found use in early television receivers, radio equipment, and other audio amplification circuits. Its small size and specific electrical characteristics made it suitable for compact designs common in the mid-20th century. The "6" in its designation often indicates a 6.3-volt heater filament, and the "C" suggests it is a medium-mu triode or pentode. The "94" is a specific type number within that classification.

In genetics, 6C94 can also refer to a gene or a specific sequence within a gene, particularly in the context of research or genetic sequencing. For example, a gene might be identified by a numerical or alphanumeric code in a database. Changes or mutations within this specific genetic sequence, 6C94, could be linked to certain diseases or genetic conditions. Research papers and genetic databases would be the primary sources for information regarding the biological function and associated health implications of a gene designated as 6C94.