To: cloudmountain
>>All the shots in the world can’t change DNA.
actually if you receive a bone marrow transplant your DNA can change in a couple of years
48 posted on
02/08/2020 4:55:06 PM PST by
a fool in paradise
(Everyone knows Hillary was corrupt, lied, destroyed documents, and influenced witnesses. Rat crime.)
To: a fool in paradise
Your chromosomes will not.
XY or XX forever.
60 posted on
02/08/2020 7:31:14 PM PST by
Salamander
(Living On The Ledge....)
To: a fool in paradise
“your DNA can change in a couple of years”
One’s DNA can change...to what?
65 posted on
02/09/2020 3:11:47 AM PST by
Does so
(...Democrats only believe in democracy when they win the election...)
To: a fool in paradise
GoogleSome people, known as chimeras, are born with two sets of DNA, and others, called mosaics, develop tiny changes in their DNA later in life. But recipients of bone-marrow transplants get a completely new set of DNA added to the one they were born with, and it stays with them for life.Jul 8, 2016Nature versus nurture.
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