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Grafted kidney may be rejected in a patient due to

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(d) : Cell­mediated immune response $(CMIS)$ consists of T­lymphocytes. It reacts against transplants. Transplantation may result in the rejection of the transplanted organs. The immune system recognises the protein in the transplanted tissue or organ as foreign and initiates cellular immunity against it.

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