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Genotypic Predisposition

Meaning

Genotypic predisposition refers to the inherent, genetically encoded susceptibility an individual possesses to developing certain physiological characteristics, hormonal imbalances, or chronic health conditions. This predisposition is determined by specific variations or polymorphisms within their DNA sequence, which influence the function of enzymes, receptors, or signaling pathways critical to hormonal regulation and metabolism. It provides a foundational risk profile that informs proactive health management.