The more closely related two different species are, the more alike their cytochrome C amino acid sequences are. The cytochrome C is an evolutionarily conserved protein.
The cytochrome C is an evolutionarily conserved protein involved in cellular respiration.
The cytochrome C is a carrier of electrons that acts during the oxidative phosphorylation stage of cellular respiration.
This protein is evolutionarily conserved in species whose cells generate ATP in anaerobic (oxygen presence) conditions, which means that generally synonymous mutations are observed when comparing the amino acids of this protein.
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