No. All cells contain DNA including blood cells, but it can't be changed with the entering of different blood. Your body takes whatever nutrients it needs from that new blood and/or uses it as an oxygen carrier, it doesn't extract the DNA. If it could, blood donations wouldn't be allowed to take place. I'm also fairly sure that DNA in blood cells purely tell it what do which is pick up and release oxygen, nothing like hair colour, skin colour etc.
No red blood cells don't have nuclei (the organelle of a cell that contains genetic material)
Interesting question! I think you'll find the answer here satisfactory: www.scientificamerican.com/.../
I got blood from an Asian person. That's the only reason I'm good at math.
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No it's not possible. Genes have to influence you at the time of your birth.
i've got the genes of a tsetse fly then. one day i had killed a tsetse fly and transfered its blood on my own.
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Yes, you'll soon end up obese and lose your mathematical talent, sorry to break it to you...
Will my penis grow huge If I get blood donated from a black guy?
... You don't really mean it... Do you?
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