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The membrane-bound cytochromes c of an obligate methylotroph, Methylomonas sp. YK 1, and a KCN-resistant mutant, YK 56, were separated into two cytochrome c fractions, non-adsorbed and adsorbed fractions, on DEAE-cellulose column chromatography. The proportions of the nonadsorbed and adsorbed cytochromes c were 40 and 60%, respectively.The membrane-bound cytochrome c of the mutant strain was purified by a procedure involving solubilization, and DEAE-cellulose, Cellulofine and Octyl-Sepharose column chromatographies. The Two purified membrane-bound cytochromes c had almost the same characteristics. Absorption peaks of the reduced forms of the two membrane-bound cytochromes c were seen at 551.5, 522.5, and 417.5 nm at room temperature, and a shoulder on the s-band appeared at 530 nm at low temperature. The molecular weight was calculated to be 10,000 by high pressure liquid chromatography and the isoelectric point to be 4.1.

Membrane-bound cytochromes c of a KCN-resistant mutant of an obligate methylotroph, Methylomonas sp.