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SinR/SinI SinR - SinI spo0A - protein Spo0A Signal gene + H H A H A A A H F A A H A              sinR sinI + + - promoter + - + phospho- relay + kinA spo0E - KinA Spo0A˜P - - Spo0E sigF AbrB - Hpr abrB - - - + sigH (spo0H) hpr (scoR)
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