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r/MTHFR • u/SovereignMan1958 • Feb 03 '22
https://www.geneticlifehacks.com/comt-genetic-connections-to-neurotransmitter-levels/?fbclid=IwAR1N7jjjdS_hehyNwlAA778WUyAcJLp8WdY7ntGJkmZYxSBKVuakgRQ__n4
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"High activity COMT (rs4680 G/G) combined with MTHFR C677T T/T genotype is linked to high homocysteine levels."
That's interesting because that's me exactly. And my homocysteine is quite high.
1 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '22 I wanna get a genotype test done so I can submit it to genetic genie. Do you know if I need the basic 23andme (ancestry+traits) test or the more expensive one (health + ancestry/traits)? Ty 1 u/HalflingMelody T677T Feb 05 '22 I have no idea. I got the one that looks at health.
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I wanna get a genotype test done so I can submit it to genetic genie. Do you know if I need the basic 23andme (ancestry+traits) test or the more expensive one (health + ancestry/traits)? Ty
1 u/HalflingMelody T677T Feb 05 '22 I have no idea. I got the one that looks at health.
I have no idea. I got the one that looks at health.
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u/HalflingMelody T677T Feb 03 '22
"High activity COMT (rs4680 G/G) combined with MTHFR C677T T/T genotype is linked to high homocysteine levels."
That's interesting because that's me exactly. And my homocysteine is quite high.