The reprogramming of somatic cells into other types of differentiated cells (other than induced pluripotent stem cells) is referred to as

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The process of reprogramming somatic cells into other types of differentiated cells is known as transdifferentiation. This process is different from transduction and transfection, which involve the transfer of genetic material into cells, and translocation, which refers to the movement of a chromosome segment to a new location.

The Reprogramming of Somatic Cells into Other Types of Differentiated