Question

Which best describes the role of immunosuppressants in transplant surgeries?

Answer 1

Immunosuppressants, by it's name itself, suppresses or inhibits the immune system for functioning in a certain amount of time. It is administered usually during transplant surgeries, so that the new cells of the organ does not get killed by the recipient's immune system.

Answer 2

Answer:

to decrease antibody production to reduce the attacks on the new organ

Explanation:

immunosuppressants are a medicine that makes the immune system less effective by disrupting the replication process of lymphocytes that produce antibodies used for organ transplants