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GNOME sequencing after transfusion
Hi, wanted to know whether does blood transfusions affect the results of gnome and exnome sequencing?
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The life of RBCs is 120 days.
The blood you get is already about 10-15 days old when it is given to you. So it will circulate in your blood circulation for about a hundred days. After that it will disappear. It has no time to change your DNA.
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No dna is not affected
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