Gram-positive bacteria lack a periplasmic compartment and contain only membrane-bound cytochromes c. There are at least two types. One is found in subunit II of cytochrome oxidase, and the other is small cytochrome c which is also membrane-bound because of an unprocessed signal sequence or post-translational acylation at the N-terminal end of the protein. These Bacillus cytochromes c are compared with known class I cytochromes c, and a phylogenetic tree has been constructed by the neighbour-joining method.
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