a0a7

A0A7 is an alphanumeric identifier used as a prefix or code across different data systems, rather than a single, standalone object. Its meaning depends on the context in which it appears, and it commonly appears in scholarly databases, catalogs, and technical inventories.

In bioinformatics and molecular databases, A0A7 often shows up as the leading prefix in UniProt accession numbers for entries in the UniProtKB database, particularly in the TrEMBL subset. These entries typically represent protein sequences that have been computationally analyzed and submitted automatically, rather than manually curated. The A0A7 prefix helps distinguish these newer or less-curated entries from other groups of accessions that begin with letters such as P, Q, or O.

In manufacturing, logistics, and product catalogs, A0A7 can serve as a model number or part number prefix used by vendors to organize components, modules, or devices within a catalog. The exact item associated with an A0A7 code varies by supplier, so identifying a precise part requires consulting the relevant catalog or datasheet.

In data management and digital asset systems, A0A7 may appear as an internal code used to tag datasets, assets, or version labels. Within a given platform, the surrounding metadata—such as collection name, project, or system—determines the exact referent of the A0A7 tag.

Because A0A7 is a generic prefix rather than a unique identifier, its interpretation is inherently context-dependent.