A transplanted body tissue or organ is "rejected" by the recipient's body when the donor and recipient have different

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When a transplanted body tissue or organ is rejected by the recipient's body, it is due to differences in proteins between the donor and recipient. This is because the immune system of the recipient recognizes the donor's proteins as foreign and attacks them, leading to rejection. Carbohydrates and lipids do not have as strong of an immune response and are less likely to cause rejection.

A Transplanted Body Tissue or Organ Is "Rejected" by the Recipient's