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The development of organ transplantation represents a significant turning point in contemporary medicine, giving patients suffering from severe organ failure a second shot at life. The recipient’s capacity to accept and acclimatise to the transplanted organ, however, is what determines whether organ transplantation will be successful. Unfortunately, organ transplant rejection frequently results from the immune system mistaking a given organ for something alien and mounting an immunological reaction.