Special Issue
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Effects of Polymorphisms on Personal Susceptibility to Environmental Hazards
01About This Special Issue
Variations in the human genome (SNP/polymorphisms) determine individual fate in population. Genetic polymorphisms create protein-enzyme variants. Enzymatic variations lead to individual differences in response to many environmental hazards, occupational exposure as well as drugs. Mostly activity and response time of the metabolic pathway of the related enzyme changes and render some individual susceptible and others resistance or unaffected phenotypically or clinically. Determination of population polymorphism profiles in industrial intensive region and near waste treatment plants are important for early intervention and preventive actions.02Meet the Guest Editors
Our distinguished editors bring deep subject-matter expertise to curate high-quality research and ensure a rigorous peer-review process.
Lead Guest Editor
Ibrahim Acikbas
Department of Medical Biology, Faculty of Madicine, Pamukkale Unversity, Kinikli, Turkey
Guest Editor
Ayşe Gaye TOMATIR
Pamukkale University Medical Faculty, Turkey
Guest Editor
Selim Kortunay
, Turkey
Guest Editor
Abigail Basson
Dietetics Department, University of the Western Cape, Bellville, South Africa
