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Why doesn't autografts get rejected?
Autografts are never rejected since it is a tissue from your own body and it is grafted to your own body
What is name of the graft that is taken from the patients body?
autografts
Why do dotors try autograft rather than allogratrs on burn patients?
Doctors try to use autografts rather than allografts on burn patients because the allografts get rejected, unlike autografts which are not rejected.
What is the decision of the fight bwtween pacquiao and hatton is it a ko or tko?
Knockout
What is different about a male and female kidney?
Different bwtween male and female kidney
Why do you think doctors try to use autografts rather than allograftson burn patients?
To be safe
How do you tell the difference bwtween male and female puffer fish?
To the best of my knowedge the majority of Puffer fish species show no sexual dimorphism. You may get more detailed and better information however in the sea water aquarium category.
Why are autografts never rejected?
Autografts are never rejected since it is a tissue from your own body and it is grafted to your own body
What are autografts?
Tissue that is taken from one part of a person's body and transplanted to a different part of the same person. yes
What is the dference bwtween grams and ounces?
1 oz = 28.34 grams 1 gram = 0.03 oz
What is a homografts for to stop eating and quickly?
A homograft, or allograft, is a tissue graft obtained from a donor of the same species, often used in medical procedures such as heart valve replacement or skin grafting. In the context of stopping eating quickly, it may refer to a surgical intervention where a homograft is used to repair or replace damaged tissue, potentially impacting the digestive system. However, it’s not a standard treatment for eating disorders or obesity. The use of homografts is primarily focused on restoring function or aesthetics rather than directly addressing eating behaviors.
What is the name of the graft that is taken from the patients body?
The classification of this type of tissue transplant is known as autogenic (same person) transplant. Don't know if that answers your question though.
