Gene Variant Report issued
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Lifestyle Genomics Research Centre Ltd.<br />
Plymouth Science Park, 1 Davy Road, Derriford, Plymouth, PL6 8BX , UNITED KINGDOM<br />
contact us<br />
SAMPLE PROCESSED BY:<br />
METHOD:<br />
DATA CHECKED FOR ACCURACY BY:<br />
Genome Centre at BARTS and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry<br />
Fluidigm TaqMan probe-based SNP genotyping / Illumina MiSeq, Next <strong>Gene</strong>ration<br />
sequencing<br />
Genome Centre at BARTS and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry<br />
NOTES:<br />
genotype has no risk alleles<br />
genotype has one risk allele<br />
READ THIS FIRST JOIN US ON FACEBOOK BOOK AN APPOINTMENT<br />
genotype has two risk allels<br />
either allele can be a risk or be<br />
beneficial<br />
Ctr+F to activate Search Engine: Look up genes, rsids, pathways / traits<br />
SNP RSID INTERPRET ☞ PARENT GENE & VARIANT ⚛ CATEGORY ☤ / PATHWAY ⥹ RISK ALLELES !! cp00035774<br />
rs1535<br />
The Minor “G” allele is associated<br />
with:Decrease of Docosahexaenoic<br />
acid (DHA) (GG) . DHA is a type of<br />
omega-3, which is the primary<br />
component of a brain cell. The<br />
decreased ability transform fatty<br />
acids into Docosahexaenoic acid<br />
(DHA) results in a lower IQ for nonbreast<br />
fed children. Breast milk<br />
contains usable DHA.Some studies<br />
have shown that breastfed children<br />
with the GG genotype had the same<br />
IQs as the AG genotype. Both<br />
resulting in an average IQ in low the<br />
100s. While Non-breastfed children<br />
had IQs in the upper 90s.Low levels<br />
of High-density Lipoprotein<br />
Cholesterol (HDL-C) Moderately<br />
increases the risk for Type-2<br />
Diabetes.Intensive lifestyle<br />
FADS2 Diet & Nutrition / Cholesterol Status GG AG
Change language