For a donor organ not to be rejected by the recipient:
A) the MHC complexes should be compatible.
B) the recipient's plasma cells would be inactivated.
C) the recipient's passive immunity pathway would be activated.
D) the NK cells of the recipient would be inactivated.
E) the cytotoxic T cells would be inactivated.

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The Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) compatibility is crucial for organ transplant acceptance, as it reduces the likelihood of the recipient's immune system recognizing the organ as foreign and attacking it.

For a Donor Organ Not to Be Rejected by the Recipient