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allograft, n. Med. and Biol.|ˈæləʊgraft|
[f. allo- + graft n.1]
A graft between genetically dissimilar individuals of the same species.
1961P. A. Gorer et al. in Nature 25 Mar. 1025/1 ‘Allogeneic graft’ could, and probably will, be abbreviated to ‘allograft’. 1974R. M. Kirk et al. Surgery ii. 34 Homograft..also known as an allo-graft..is a graft transferred to a member of the same species. 1983Nature 14 July 121/1 The way in which the maternal immune system is regulated during pregnancy to allow the survival of the fetal allograft remains unsolved.
Also as v. trans., to graft or transplant between genetically dissimilar individuals of the same species; ˈallografted ppl. a.
1968Transplantation VI. 65 The blood flow increase induced by acetylcholine in the allografted kidneys is shown. 1972Brit. Jrnl. Surg. LIX. 541/1 The results obtained when both kidneys were allografted in the pig are described. 1972Nature 7 Apr. 314/2 Techniques have been developed at the Institute of Orthopaedics for allografting articular cartilage with varying amounts of underlying bone. 1975Ibid. 1 May 2/2 Allografted skin does not behave like vascularised organs. |