inter individual variability

How Does Genetic Polymorphism Affect Toxicity?

Genetic polymorphisms are variations in DNA sequences among individuals. These can result in different enzyme activities that metabolize toxic substances. For example, polymorphisms in the genes coding for glutathione S-transferase (GST) can result in variations in detoxification efficiency, affecting susceptibility to toxins.

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