Sometimes an Organ Can Be Replaced by Moving It from One

question 71

Multiple Choice

Sometimes an organ can be replaced by moving it from one part of the body to another. This can be done, for example, to replace damaged skin or joints. In these cases:

• A)rejection of the transplanted organ would still be expected.
• B)rejection of the transplanted organ would not be expected.
• C)immunosuppressant drugs would be required to prevent transplant rejection.
• D)antibodies would be generated against the transplanted organ.
• E)antigens would be generated against the transplanted organ.

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