MASTERING A&P NEW DESIGN ACCESS
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The way in which the donor grafts are matched to a recipient.
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There are four different types of transplantations, namely, autografts, xenografts, allografts, and isografts. These grafts involve skin grafts, organ grafts, or tissue grafts. In all these types of grafts, skin from one location of the patient’s body is moved to another location of the body, organ from one healthy person is transplanted in another, and healthy tissue from one person is planted in another person.
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