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Molecular Genetic Regulation

Meaning

Molecular Genetic Regulation is the fundamental biological process encompassing the intricate control mechanisms that govern when, where, and how genetic information encoded in DNA is transcribed into RNA and subsequently translated into functional proteins. In hormonal health, this regulation determines the synthesis of hormone receptors, signaling enzymes, and the hormones themselves, effectively dictating the body’s endocrine capacity and responsiveness. This process is highly dynamic, acting as the primary interface between environmental cues, such as nutrition and stress, and the physical manifestation of one’s genetic blueprint.