By studying the genetic aspects of nutritional and metabolic diseases, researchers can gain a deeper understanding of the complex interplay between genes, diet, and metabolism. Genomics research can contribute to early detection, prevention, and the development of personalized nutrition and therapeutic strategies. Genet provides comprehensive services to support the investigation of genetic factors contributing to nutritional and metabolic diseases, enabling advancements in diagnosis, management, and treatment.
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