An organ transplant is a careful activity where a weak or harmed organ in the human body is taken out and supplanted with another one. An organ is a mass of particular cells and tissues that cooperate to fill a role in the body. The heart is an illustration of an organ. It is comprised of tissues and cells that all cooperate to fill the role of siphoning blood through the human body. Any piece of the body that fills a specific role is an organ. In this way eyes are organs in light of the fact that their specific capacity is to see, skin is an organ on the grounds that its capacity is to safeguard and control the body, and the liver is an organ that capacities to eliminate waste from the blood. A join is like a transfer. It is the most common way of eliminating tissue from one piece of an individual’s body (or someone else’s body) and carefully re embedding it to substitute or make up for harmed tissue. Joining is unique in relation to transplantation since it doesn’t eliminate and supplant a whole organ, yet rather just a piece.