What is the Future of Genetic Susceptibility Research?
Advancements in genomics and biotechnology are paving the way for more comprehensive studies on genetic susceptibility. High-throughput sequencing technologies and bioinformatics tools are enabling researchers to identify novel genetic variants associated with susceptibility to toxins. As our understanding of the human genome expands, so will our ability to predict and prevent adverse health outcomes from environmental exposures.
In conclusion, genetic susceptibility plays a vital role in toxicology, influencing how individuals and populations respond to chemical exposures. By integrating genetic information with traditional toxicological assessments, we can enhance our ability to protect public health and develop targeted interventions that account for individual variability.
