allograft

• Substantivo que designa tecido ou órgão transplantado de um doador da mesma espécie, mas com composição genética diferente, o que exige supressão do sistema imunológico do receptor para evitar a rejeição.

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.

   Tecido ou órgão transplantado

   • 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.

   Sinônimoshomograft

   Antônimosautograftxenograft