Definition of allograft in English:

allograft

noun ˈaləɡrɑːftˈæləˌɡræft

A tissue graft from a donor of the same species as the recipient but not genetically identical.
Compare with homograft
Example sentencesExamples
- Perioperative nurses must be aware of current tissue handling practices when they participate in procedures to implant tissue and bone allografts.
- Reductions in the intensity of conditioning regimens for allografts will improve safety and increase applicability.
- In addition, the quality of the allograft may vary, depending on the age of the donor and the body location of the harvested skin.
- Research is currently focused on the role of superficial venous surgery and the use of cultured skin allografts.
- With increased use of allografts, graft-related infections and disease transmissions have risen.

Definition of allograft in US English:

allograft

nounˈaləˌɡraftˈæləˌɡræft

A tissue graft from a donor of the same species as the recipient but not genetically identical.
Compare with homograft
Example sentencesExamples
- With increased use of allografts, graft-related infections and disease transmissions have risen.
- Perioperative nurses must be aware of current tissue handling practices when they participate in procedures to implant tissue and bone allografts.
- In addition, the quality of the allograft may vary, depending on the age of the donor and the body location of the harvested skin.
- Research is currently focused on the role of superficial venous surgery and the use of cultured skin allografts.
- Reductions in the intensity of conditioning regimens for allografts will improve safety and increase applicability.

单词	allograft
释义	Definition of allograft in English: allograft noun ˈaləɡrɑːftˈæləˌɡræft A tissue graft from a donor of the same species as the recipient but not genetically identical. Compare with homograft Example sentencesExamples Perioperative nurses must be aware of current tissue handling practices when they participate in procedures to implant tissue and bone allografts. Reductions in the intensity of conditioning regimens for allografts will improve safety and increase applicability. In addition, the quality of the allograft may vary, depending on the age of the donor and the body location of the harvested skin. Research is currently focused on the role of superficial venous surgery and the use of cultured skin allografts. With increased use of allografts, graft-related infections and disease transmissions have risen. Definition of allograft in US English: allograft nounˈaləˌɡraftˈæləˌɡræft A tissue graft from a donor of the same species as the recipient but not genetically identical. Compare with homograft Example sentencesExamples With increased use of allografts, graft-related infections and disease transmissions have risen. Perioperative nurses must be aware of current tissue handling practices when they participate in procedures to implant tissue and bone allografts. In addition, the quality of the allograft may vary, depending on the age of the donor and the body location of the harvested skin. Research is currently focused on the role of superficial venous surgery and the use of cultured skin allografts. Reductions in the intensity of conditioning regimens for allografts will improve safety and increase applicability.
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