cis14

cis14 is a label used in several different fields, and there is no universally defined meaning for the term. Its interpretation depends on domain and context.

In chemistry, the prefix cis denotes a relative orientation of substituents around a double bond or within a ring. The number 14 in cis14 could refer to the length of a carbon chain (for example a 14-carbon skeleton), a position in a larger compound, or simply a catalog or series identifier used by a researcher. Because there is no standard molecule formally named cis14, users must consult the specific chemical context to determine the exact structure.

In biology and bioinformatics, CIS or cis14 can appear as an abbreviated code in gene, transcript, or protein databases, project datasets, or experimental labeling. These uses are project-specific and do not imply a universal biological function associated with cis14.

In technology, manufacturing, or media, cis14 may function as a model number, product code, file name, or dataset identifier. When encountering cis14, it is best to review accompanying definitions, nomenclature, or metadata to ascertain the intended meaning.