Table 5.

hsp70-related pseudogenes in the human genome: Type and evolutionary origin

Namea	Type PD	Ori PD	Ori	Sim	Name	Type PD	Ori PD	Ori	Sim
P1.1	P	HSPA5	HSPA51	90	P7.2	P	HSPA8	HSPA81	71
P1.2	P	-	HSPA81	88	F7	-	-	HSPA82	46
P2.1	P	HSPA8	HSPA81	68	P8	D	-	HSPA81	76
P2.2	P	-	HSPA9B1	83	F8.1	A	-	HSPA82	46
P2.3	A	-	HSPA82	27	F8.2	-	-	HSPA82	33
P3.1	P	-	HSPA81	87	P9	D	-	HSPA82	31
P3.2	A	HSPA6	HSPA81	74	P10	-	-	HSPA82	23
P4	D	-	HSPA82	30	P12.1	D	HSPA8	HSPA81	88
P5	P	HSPA8	HSPA81	73	P12.2	D	HSPA8	HSPA81	69
F5	-	-	HSPA82	70	F13	A	-	HSPA82	30
F6.1	D	-	HSPA82	36	F18.1	A	-	HSPA9B2	87
F6.2	-	-	HSPA82	27	F18.2	-	-	HSPA82	51
F6.3	A	-	HSPA82	87	PX.1	P	-	HSPA81	79
F6.4	-	-	HSPA82	30	PX.2	D	HSPA6	HSPA82	73
P7.1	P	HSPA8	HSPA81	90	PX.3	P	HSPA8	HSPA81	83

^aAbbreviations and symbols: pseudogenes with a predicted pseudocoding region ≥ 300 aa are called P, and those shorter than 300 aa are called F (fragment); PD, Pseudogene Database [19]; Type PD, predicted pseudogene type as per the Pseudogene Database; Ori PD, pseudogene origin as per the Pseudogene Database; Ori, pseudogene origin determined in this work, based on phylogenetic-tree branching (1 superscript) and based on similarity with the closest sequence (2 superscript); Sim, percent similarity (identities plus conservative substitutions of the predicted pseudoprotein); P, processed (retrotranscribed); A, ambiguous; D, duplicated.