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[...] degrading genes, such as Catechol-O-methyl transferase gene (COMT). If you do have the risk allele or “G” in this case, that might make the degradation of neurotransmitters slightly higher, but [...]

[...] or more of these chemicals, which can result in depression, aggression, and OCD type behavior. MAO-A gene is located on the X chromosome and is 90,660 base pairs long![1] It’s a big gene to say the [...]

[...] (Methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase) genotyping is one such test.  This test looks for genetic mutations that cause a lowered production of the MTHFR enzyme.  This enzyme is responsible for a [...]

Part 1 The instructions for life lie in our chromosomes. Everything about the way our bodies are built is coded in our DNA. Every cell, muscle, nerve [...]

[...] that want to know if their addictions are connected to bad genetics. For example, the pathological gambling gene (DRD2) and the warrior gene (MAO-A) are two genes that are very much connected to [...]

[...] control disorder rather than an addiction. Other Related Genes to DRD2 What is the DRD2 Gene Responsible For? Altered gene expression of Dopamine Receptor is responsible for patterns of [...]

Standing in front of the cold and flu section at the supplement store can quickly turn into option fatigue; do you go with the exotic herb from South [...]

DRD2 Dopamine Receptor D2 (The Dirty Gene) Compulsive Disorders, Gambling and Addictions? Are Genes Responsible for Addictions, Compulsions and Beha [...]