This should not affect things if you are using a fingernail for your DNA. While the new blood had some foreign DNA, your body DNA doesn't not change, so the fingernail ought to transit the frequencies as before the transfusion.
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No DNA is transferred in blood transfusion.
The red blood corpuscles don't have DNA. They are about 4 million/mm3. The other cells in normal blood, the white blood cells, contain DNA but are a very small part of the cells in the blood, being about 4-10.000/mm3 and are eliminated before blood transfusion (so-called leukoreduction).
So transfused blood does not contain any significant amount of DNA.
Dr Jaan
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