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'''Isogeneic transplantation''' involves the [[transplantation]] of cells from genetically identical individuals, the first example of which was between identical twins. The concept now can include clones or tissue culture. | '''Isogeneic transplantation''' involves the [[transplantation]] of cells from genetically identical individuals, the first example of which was between identical twins. The concept now can include clones or tissue culture. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:00, 30 October 2024
Isogeneic transplantation involves the transplantation of cells from genetically identical individuals, the first example of which was between identical twins. The concept now can include clones or tissue culture.