My assumption is that over time the organ regenerates new cells with the host’s DNA. Or do the two stay distinct for life, or do they merge into a mix of the two? If they stay separate, is there a definite boundary, and does the host’s future offspring bear the DNA of three bloodlines instead of two?
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*does the host’s future offspring bear the DNA of three bloodlines instead of two?* If you got a gonads transplant, your offspring will bear the DNA of the donor. If you are male and only transplant one of your goands, I’m not sure what happens.
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