________ means the donor and recipient individuals are genetically identical.

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Isogeneic transplantation involves transplanting tissue or an organ from one individual to another who is genetically identical (e.g. identical twins). As they are genetically identical, there is no risk of an immune response from the recipient. Allogeneic transplantation (A) involves transplanting from a genetically different individual of the same species, while autologous transplantation (C) involves transplanting a person's own tissue or cells. Xenogeneic transplantation (D) involves transplanting tissue or an organ from an individual of a different species.

________ Means the Donor and Recipient Individuals Are Genetically Identical