The cells of ourimmediate family members, ourmother, twins, or ourchildren in the case of parous women, exchanged during pregnancy. Surprisingly these cells are reported to last for more than a decade after birth . Where are they located in our bodies? Various body organs and parts are known to possess non-self cells, including the skeletal muscles; heart; skin; lung; thyroid gland; digestive tube; liver; and even immunity-related organs such as the thymus, spleen, lymph nodes, peripheral blood, and bone marrow. Even mouse brainshave beenfound to carry thecells of their children

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