nutrigenomics food and the genetic code

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The Future of Food: A Concept of Nutrigenomics and Personalized Nutrition Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nutrigenomics: Food and the Genetic Code Royalty Free Stock Photo

Genetic Code of Food and Diet Science Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Nutrigenomics: Food and the Genetic Code

DNA on a Plate: Genetic Diet and Personalized Nutrition Royalty Free Stock Photo

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DNA helix structure DNA and nutrition effect human life, DNA food and genetically modified foods Royalty Free Stock Photo

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A conceptual image illustrating the intricate link between healthy food and genetics, featuring various fruits and vegetables (such as tomato, carrot, bell pepper, green apple) entwined with or held by a double helix DNA strand made of a woven, textile-like material. This visually represents the concept of Nutrigenomics or Personalized Nutrition, where an individual's genes influence their response to nutrients, and diet can influence gene expression.