Transplantation

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The document discusses organ transplantation, including the classification of graft rejection, pros and cons of transplantation, donor matching systems, examples of tissue transplantation, and how the success of a transplant depends on properly matching donors and recipients to avoid immune rejection. It also notes some of the major ethical issues surrounding transplantation relating to the source and methods of obtaining organs and distributive justice.

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The success of a transplant operation are largely depends on matching donor and recipient to avoid immune rejection.

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