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The process in nature or in the lab by which a new organism is created that is genetically identical to its predecessor.
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Organ cloning - possible to make a non-antigenic organ?
I'll contradict the answer posted here (ages ago) and say no, it isn't possible. Growing an organ wthout MHC proteins might be achievable, but it would be rejected for not having MHC1. NK cells instru …
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