Caffeine, decoded
A single variant in the CYP1A2 gene affects how quickly you clear caffeine.
Sachse et al. (1999), British Journal of Clinical PharmacologyEarly access · Raw DNA reanalysis
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A single variant in the CYP1A2 gene affects how quickly you clear caffeine.
Sachse et al. (1999), British Journal of Clinical PharmacologyThe ACTN3 R577X variant is linked to sprint and power performance in elite athletes.
Yang et al. (2003), American Journal of Human GeneticsA variant near the LCT gene is strongly associated with digesting milk as an adult.
Enattah et al. (2002), Nature GeneticsHundreds of genetic variants are linked to whether you're a morning or evening person.
Jones et al. (2019), Nature CommunicationsWhat we decode
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