Whether or not a transplanted immature neuron adopts the properties of neurons in the new location or retains at least some properties of neurons from where it was taken from depends largely on how much the transplanted neuron has:
A) myelinated.
B) proliferated.
C) migrated.
D) differentiated.

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The key factor in determining whether a transplanted immature neuron adopts the properties of neurons in the new location or retains properties of neurons from where it was taken from is its differentiation. The process of differentiation determines the fate of the neuron and the type of neuron it will become. Myelination, proliferation, and migration are important processes in the development of neurons, but they do not determine the final properties of the neuron.

Whether or Not a Transplanted Immature Neuron Adopts the Properties