Small, acid-soluble proteins (SASP) of both the α/β- and γ-type were present in spores of Sporosarcina ureae and S. halophila, and three genes encoding α/β-type SASP in these species have been cloned and sequenced. The amino acid sequences of the Sporosarcinaα/β-type SASP are extremely homologous to those of Bacillus SASP, further indicative of the close evolutionary relationship between these genera.
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