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A conserved partner-switching system controls terminal differentiation in multicellular cyanobacteria
Canonical partner-switching systems (PSSs) regulate sigma factor activity through reversible phosphorylation, but their established roles have been largely limited to stress responses and sporulation in Firmicutes. Whether this regulatory mechanism also controls developmental cell fate decisions in
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