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graft from identical twin or clone?
Syngeneic graft
graft form nonidentical indiv. of SAME species?
Allograft
Graft made from a different species?
Xenograft
Transplant rejection that occurs within MINUTES

- d/t presence of preformed antidonor Ab in the transplant recipient?
Hyperacute Rejection

- Ab-mediated (HSR ②)
Transplant rejection that can occur WEEKS later

- d/t Tc cells reacting against foreign MHCs.
Acute Rejection

- Cell-medicated (Tc)
Transplant rejection that can occur MONTHS to YRS later

- d/t MHC-I non-self being perceived as MHC-I self by a Tc?
Chronic Rejection

- Tc & Ab-mediated
What type of transplant rejection could lead to occlusion of graft vessels causing ISCHAEMIA & NECROSIS?
Hyperacute Rejection
Transplant rejection that is REVERSIBLE & presenting w/ VASCULITIS of the graft vessels with DENSE INTERSTITIAL LYMPHOCYTIC INFILTRATE?
Acute Rejection
Transplant rejection that has caused FIBROSIS of the graft?
Chronic Rejection
Acute transplant rejection is reversible with __________.
Cyclosporine
OKT3
Grafted Immunocompetent T cells rejecting immunocompromised host cells?
Graft-vs-Host dz
Symptoms assoc. with Graft versus Host Dx?
Maculopapular Rash
Jaundice
Hepatosplenomegaly
Diarrhea
SEVERE ORGAN DAMAGE