Does dna not transferred during bloo transfusion?

Answer 1

Red cells eventually become anucleates, so DNA is not a factor when it comes to blood. The reason you have to have a certain blood type l, is that the antigens may be different.

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Answer 2

Cooper Alexander

DNA is typically not transferred during blood transfusions. Red blood cells, which are the primary component of blood transfusions, do not contain nuclei or DNA. However, in rare cases, small amounts of white blood cells, which do contain DNA, may be present in transfused blood. Nonetheless, the amount of DNA transferred in such cases is minimal and not sufficient to cause any significant genetic changes or effects in the recipient.

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