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How Do Genetic Factors Influence Susceptibility to Toxins?

Genetic factors can influence how individuals metabolize and respond to toxins. Some genetic variations can increase vulnerability to toxic effects, making it important to consider genetic screening and personalized approaches to prenatal care.

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