Good idea with the latest info I've learned about Oculocutaneous type 2 (OCA2) Kahl and VPI or BWC or Blonde can still possibly reside on the same locus and interact with each other.
What this means is that Sharp Albino may not be a T Positive(OCA2) type of Albino
as people are assuming because of it's interaction with the BWC.
Oculocutaneous type 2 (OCA2) - is caused by a mutation of the OCA2 ('P') gene resulting in variable amounts of melanin synthesis.
The hypopigmentation of the eyes, skin and hair varies from fair to normal (formerly called tyrosinase-positive albinism).
I'll be looking forward to seeing your results ! 
. . . Lar M



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