allograft

• Nom désignant un tissu ou un organe transplanté d'un donneur de la même espèce mais de constitution génétique différente, ce qui nécessite une suppression du système immunitaire du receveur pour éviter le rejet.

A noun referring to a tissue or organ transplanted from a donor of the same species but with a different genetic makeup, requiring suppression of the recipient's immune system to prevent rejection.

1. Transplanted tissue or organC2formalmedical

   A tissue or organ that is transplanted from a donor of the same species but with a different genetic makeup, requiring the recipient's immune system to be suppressed to prevent rejection.

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   • The patient received an allograft from a matched donor.
   • Allografts are commonly used in organ transplantation procedures.
   • The success of an allograft depends on careful immunosuppression.

   Synonymeshomograft

   Antonymesautograftxenograft