Alpha-S1 Casein
Gene
Alpha-S1 casein is a milk protein. Record the two CSN1S1 letters reported by the laboratory; a class is not a promise about one goat's milk or cheese yield.
Gene
Alpha-S1 casein is a milk protein. Record the two CSN1S1 letters reported by the laboratory; a class is not a promise about one goat's milk or cheese yield.
Each copy shows its own effect, so both can be seen together.
DNA-tested variants share one CSN1S1 locus. VGL groups A and B as high, E, F and N as low, and a high/low pair as intermediate. Research rates E as intermediate. A class describes a genotype group, not one goat's milk.
VGL currently reports A, B, E, F and N. A and B can stand for groups of known high variants. Keep any different laboratory notation in the note rather than guessing a letter.
VGL calls E low in its test interpretation; research classifies E as intermediate. These are different grouping systems.
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