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abbr. irNCs. This term refers to a cell type with features of neurons obtained through reprogramming of somatic cells, i. e., their conversion into another cell type (see also: transdifferentiation), by introduction of various reprogramming factors. Zhang et al (2016) have obtained cells resembling neurons by introducing specific genes into A375 human melanoma cells including Ascl1 [achaete‑scute homolog 1], NEUROD1[neuronal differentiation factor 1], MYT1 [myelin transcription factor 1], POU3F2 [POU class 3 homeobox 2], and human
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