rejectable
- adjective
- /rɪˈdʒɛktəbl/
- Specialized
- The doctor explained that the tissue was highly rejectable without proper immunosuppressive drugs.
Examples
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Scientists are working to make grafts less rejectable by modifying donor cells.
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A rejectable organ transplant may fail if the immune response is not controlled.
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The organ is rejectable.
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Is this tissue rejectable?
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The doctor explained that the tissue was highly rejectable without proper immunosuppressive drugs.
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A rejectable organ transplant may fail if the immune response is not controlled.
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Scientists are working to make grafts less rejectable by modifying donor cells.
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How Acceptable
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Etymology
Rejectable comes from re- 'back' and ject 'throw', as in reject and eject. A helpful way to remember the medical sense is to think of the body 'throwing back' an organ or tissue, so a rejectable transplant is one the body may attack and send away.