[i] List of 27 Drosophila B-ZIP proteins in the same order as presented in Figure 3. The first column contains theDrosophila sequence identifier, using either the literature name or the Celera CG name. An asterix is used to identify proteins that have homology with the human proteins listed in column four outside of the B-ZIP region. The second column contains the GenBank Identification (gi) number. The third column contains any synonyms for the Drosophila name. The fourth column lists human and mouse sequences with the most similarity to the Drosophila B-ZIP domain. The human counterpart is listed first and underlined. A pound sign (#) is used to indicate the existence of a mouse sequence that is a precise match with the human sequence listed, although it is not necessarily the sequence listed as the closest mouse counterpart of theDrosophila sequence. The human sequences were used to calculate the % identity figures in columns 5–7 of this table and were also used in the phylogenetic tree analysis. The fifth, sixth and seventh columns contain the percent identity between the basic domain, the zipper motif and g, a, d and e positions of the zipper. None designates the absence of any human or mouse relative in the database.