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LOC110S

Name: LOC110S
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OPTOISO 3.75KV 1CH PHVOLT 8-SMD

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Part Status	Active
Base Product Number	LOC110
Number of Channels	1
Voltage - Isolation	3750Vrms
Input Type	DC
Output Type	Photovoltaic, Linearized
Voltage - Forward (Vf) (Typ)	1.2V
Operating Temperature	-40°C ~ 85°C
Mounting Type	Surface Mount
Package	8-SMD, Gull Wing
Supplier Device Package	8-SMD
Packaging	Tube

개요

Description

LOC110S is a locus tag used in genome annotations to identify a predicted coding sequence (CDS) in a specific organism’s genome. The "LOC" prefix indicates a computationally assigned locus; the "110S" part is an arbitrary label assigned during annotation. Information you typically get for LOC110S includes: genomic coordinates, strand, potential product name (if assigned), protein length, predicted domains, and any GO/KEGG links or supporting evidence. Many LOC tags correspond to hypothetical or uncharacterized proteins until experimental validation.
To get exact details for LOC110S, search the genome database (e.g., NCBI GenBank/RefSeq, Ensembl, or organism-specific portals) using the locus_tag LOC110S, then open the CDS/gene record to see the product, function, coordinates, orientation, and references.
If you provide the organism or accession number, I can pull the precise annotation and summarize its function.

Package

I don’t know the package type for LOC110S without its datasheet. Please provide the manufacturer or a link; the package (e.g., SOP, SOIC, SOT-23, QFN) is specified in the LOC110S datasheet.

Application

LOC110S is a genomic locus (gene model). Potential applications include:
- Functional genomics and gene characterization (knockouts/overexpression)
- Disease research and biomarker/therapeutic target discovery
- Comparative genomics and evolutionary studies
- Agricultural trait improvement (breeding, GM crops/animals)
- Metabolic engineering and synthetic biology
- Protein interaction and pathway mapping
- Diagnostic assay development and population genetics