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Is there any genetic drug for genetic underweight?
no , not at all
What is an unexpected drug response from genetic predisposition?
Idiosyncratic reaction
What ethical issues might arise when a drug company funds trials of a new drug it has developed to treat a genetic disorder?
you are in my science class.
What has the author David A Price Evans written?
David A. Price Evans has written: 'Genetic Factors in Drug Therapy' -- subject(s): Drug effects, Drug therapy, Medical genetics, Pharmacogenetics, Variation (Genetics)
Can the brain reproduce chemicals introduced to the body. can the brain record the genetic blueprint of drugs introduced and reproduce it even after the initial drug has left the body?
If you introduce a drug into the body that affects the brain to alter moods can the brain record the genetic blueprint & reproduce it even after the drug has left the body for many years or permanent? If you're allergic to this drug can the brain trigger the production of this chemical along with the side effects when a change in mood is detected?
What is a genotypic drug resistance test?
Genotypic testing can help determine whether specific gene mutations, common in people with HIV, are causing drug resistance and drug failure. The test looks for specific genetic mutations within the virus that.
What is genetic test?
As of late 2002, four molecular techniques are increasingly used in laboratories around the world to diagnose TB. They include. genetic-based susceptibility testing to identify drug-resistant strains of mycobacteria.
Are drug sensitivities inherited?
Yes, drug sensitivities can be inherited due to genetic variations that affect how individuals metabolize and respond to medications. Certain genes influence drug metabolism enzymes, transport proteins, and receptor sites, leading to differences in efficacy and side effects across individuals. This genetic predisposition can result in varying reactions to the same medication within families or populations. Hence, pharmacogenetics plays a crucial role in personalized medicine.
What are Alkylating drugs?
Alkylating drugs kill cancer cells by directly attacking DNA, the genetic material of the genes. Cyclophosphamide is an alkylating drug.
What is genetic-based susceptibility testing?
As of late 2002, four molecular techniques are increasingly used in laboratories around the world to diagnose TB. They include. genetic-based susceptibility testing to identify drug-resistant strains of mycobacteria.
Factors which affect the distribution of a drug in the body?
Genetic factors plasma protein binding specific drug receptor sites in tissues regional blood flow
Can celexa cause down syndrome?
No, down syndrome is caused by a genetic defect where there is an extra chromosome in most,if not all, of the cells of a body. it is not caused by a drug.
