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From Allelic Heterogeneity to Biomechanical Phenotypes: A Functional New Genomic Model of ABCC11 Polymorphisms and Their Role in Human Chemical Ecology

2025-10-15

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The ABCC11 gene, through a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP; rs17822931), is established as a primary determinant of human axillary secretion. Such a composition dictates the presence of both a binary phenotype of earwax (dry/wet) and the absence or presence thereof of characteristic body odor. However, significant phenotypic heterogeneity exists within genotypic groups, suggesting a more complex genetic archit...

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DOI: 10.20944/preprints202510.1009.v1

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