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Originally Posted by newB
Just thought of another example where blood cells would contain another person's DNA: Bone marrow transplants. The marrow produces the erythrocytes (white blood cells, which contain DNA) of the donor.
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All transplants have it. That's why people with transplanted organs have to take immunosuppressant drugs for life. Anyways, the foreign DNA will remain in that transplanted organ only and won't mix with yours. I mean if you do a blood test, there there will be your DNA only. Once again, it's something what can be easily proven in any clinic. There is 21th century and DNA tests are usual routine. Course if you don't live in caves
