“… 1 HS: ≤30 mol % cysteine; UHS: >30 mol % cysteine; HGT: 35-60 mol % of glycine and tyrosine. 2 Membership is based on the identification of the gene, and not the protein. 3 Numbers after “+” represent pseudogenes, and numbers of family members having genetic variation reported are shown in the brackets. 4 Superscript letters indicate the references from which the genetic information was derived: a 35, b 7, c 29, d 40, e 41, f 42, g 43, h 30, i 44, j 3, k 36, l 4, m 45, n 37, o 26, p 25, q 5, r 23, s 6, t 46, u 38 and v 39. 5 While there are currently only three genes reported in the literature for KAP1, there are four known protein sequences. 6 No ovine genes have been identified, despite three protein sequences having been reported 10,47.…”