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Now, unfortunately, we can't change our genes, but we can apply something that's called epigenetics , which is influencing how our genes behave, and our genes really only determine about 30 to 50% of our health outcomes
I see a postage stamp of a stage that I got to stand on, and I'm like, Oh, my gosh
A compound may lose most of its active effects relatively quickly while traces remain detectable for a longer period
This binding mechanism, a bit like a lock (epitope) and key (paratope), or two puzzle pieces with the same unique pattern, enables them to interlock together