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. 2018 Sep 19;11:323. doi: 10.3389/fnmol.2018.00323

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Copyright © 2018 Bellon, Wegener, Lescallette, Valente, Yang, Gardette, Matricon, Mouaffak, Watts, Vimeux, Yun, Imamura Kawasawa, Clawson, Blandin, Chaumette, Jay, Krebs, Feuillet and Hosmalin.

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Reproducibility of results in sequential samples from the same donors. (A) Line graph showing differentiation efficiency assessed by neuronal morphology on two separate blood samples transdifferentiated into neuronal-like cells from four healthy men. Each line represents a different individual. (B) Line graph showing the percentage of cells expressing dopamine 1 receptor (DR1). Arrow points to a sample from one of the individuals that was not consistent with the other two samples. (C) Line graph showing the number of primary neurites. (D) Line graph showing length of the longest primary neurites. (E) Line graph showing the number of secondary neurites. (F) Line graph showing length of the longest secondary neurites. (G) Line graph showing the number of tertiary neurites.