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Gene referenceSep 23, 2026

PEMT

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…r fat handling, bile, gallbladder history and brain-related questions. Putting the pieces together If PEMT is on your report, discuss fat tolerance, reflux, stool changes, gallbladder history, choline and fatty-acid findings, and any past r…

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PON1

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…ertain fats. Also called: Paraoxonase 1 A different part of antioxidant handling PON1 appears in Dr. Purser’s redox and conversion teaching alongside GST and NQO1. The genetics reference discusses it in relation to handling particular compo…

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SHMT1

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… medicines to your visit. This information can help you ask questions, but it cannot diagnose a condition or choose a supplement dose for you. Variant IDs in the teaching reference: rs1979277 Where the VARS Triad and MTHFR Daily fit If you …

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TCN2

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… medicines to your visit. This information can help you ask questions, but it cannot diagnose a condition or choose a supplement dose for you. Variant IDs in the teaching reference: rs1801198 Where the VARS Triad and MTHFR Daily fit If you …

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SLC19A1

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… medicines to your visit. This information can help you ask questions, but it cannot diagnose a condition or choose a supplement dose for you. Variant IDs in the teaching reference: rs3788200, rs1051266 Where the VARS Triad and MTHFR Daily …

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CCL4

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…CL4 with late-phase allergic activity and with the vascular inflammatory network discussed in his homocysteine model. The updated panel removes a previously misassigned marker, rs11079929; it should not be treated as a CCL4 result. The teac…

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CCL5

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…plain why several recruitment signals can overlap during an inflammatory episode. A CCL5 marker cannot identify the trigger on its own. A question to bring to your visit Which symptoms, exposures or diagnoses give this recruitment pathway a…

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CXCL8

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…r connects this recruitment pathway with renal and vascular inflammatory injury. The lesson is to ask where inflammation is occurring and why, because infection and other inflammatory triggers can involve the same signal. A DNA variant and …

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IFNG

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…ur visit Is there a clinically established granulomatous or inflammatory condition behind this discussion? Variant IDs in the teaching reference: rs2069718, rs2430561, rs2069705 Also called: IFN-gamma, IFN-γ, Interferon gamma Where the VARS…

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IL12B

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…re of one cytokine. Also called: A shared component of two cytokines IL12B encodes the p40 subunit shared by IL-12 and IL-23. This makes it an intersection between immune pathways rather than a stand-alone measure of one cytokine. Putting …

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IL16

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…e pieces together Dr. Purser’s panel places IL-16 among pro-inflammatory signals. The teaching value is to connect recruitment with the larger inflammatory picture instead of assigning a diagnosis to a numbered cytokine. Current symptoms, e…

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