1. relating to or denoting a graft of tissue from one individual to another of the same species, typically with genetic similarity (as between identical twins or inbred animals).
Usage: medical/scientific term; also called isogeneic graft or syngeneic graft

Examples

• The isografted skin from the identical twin showed excellent integration with minimal rejection.
• Researchers used isografted tissue to study wound healing without immune complications.
• In the laboratory, isografted organs between genetically identical mice survived longer than allogeneic transplants.
• The success of isografted bone marrow in the animal model encouraged further clinical trials.