thyroid peroxidase (tpo)

Can genetic factors influence susceptibility to TPO inhibition?

Genetic variations can affect individual susceptibility to TPO inhibitors. Polymorphisms in genes related to thyroid function can influence how the thyroid gland responds to environmental chemicals. Understanding these genetic factors can help identify individuals at greater risk and guide personalized prevention strategies.

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