genotoxicity

How Do Genetic Factors Influence Genotoxicity?

Individual genetic variations can influence how a person responds to genotoxic agents. For example, polymorphisms in genes involved in DNA repair mechanisms can affect an individual's susceptibility to genotoxic damage and cancer. Understanding these genetic factors can help in personalized cancer risk assessment and the development of targeted prevention strategies.

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