exposure variability

Can Genetic Factors Influence Exposure Variability?

Yes, genetic factors can also play a role in how individuals metabolize and respond to carcinogens. Genetic polymorphisms can affect metabolic pathways involved in detoxifying carcinogens, leading to variability in cancer susceptibility even with similar exposure levels.

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