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Are There Genetic Variations in Enzyme Activity?

Yes, genetic polymorphisms can lead to variations in enzyme activity, affecting individual susceptibility to toxins and drugs. For instance, polymorphisms in the CYP450 enzyme family can result in different metabolic rates, influencing the risk assessment of chemical exposure.

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