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allotransplant
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al·lo·trans·plant  (l-trnsplnt)
tr.v. al·lo·trans·plant·ed, al·lo·trans·plant·ing, al·lo·trans·plants
To transfer (an organ or body tissue) between two genetically different individuals belonging to the same species.
n.
An organ or tissue transferred between genetically different individuals of the same species.
allo·transplan·tation n.
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