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Four different types of grafts.
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Grafts are termed as removing the tissue from the individual body and placing somewhere in the body where it is needed. The grafts can also be of other sources like another person willing to donate or a synthetic or from an animal. Grafts can also be used to test as compatibility in the case of organ transplant.
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