Which of the following are transplanted with a relatively high success rate despite major differences in HLA class I and II between donor and recipient? (Select all that apply.)

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The cornea and liver are transplanted with a relatively high success rate despite major differences in HLA class I and II between donor and recipient. The cornea is avascular, which reduces the risk of immune rejection. The liver has a unique immunological tolerance, making it more adaptable to HLA mismatches.

Which of the Following Are Transplanted with a Relatively High