Need some help clarifying MTHFR SNPs and understanding allele basics. SNPedia (and TEOA Program) say that MTHFR C677T has rsid rs1801133 and can take values C or T ( https://www.snpedia.com/index.php/MTHFR ); Ancestry and 23andme raw ...

I had always thought base pairs had to be either G-C or A-T. From 23andme: Each chromosome consists of two strands of DNA that are complementary to each other. The DNA nucleotide base adenine (A) always pairs with thymine (T) and the base guanine (G) always pairs with cytosine (C) across these two ...

Need some help clarifying MTHFR SNPs and understanding allele basics. SNPedia (and TEOA Program) say that MTHFR C677T has rsid rs1801133 and can take values C or T ( https://www.snpedia.com/index.php/MTHFR ); Ancestry and 23andme raw data ...

... the population" suggests that additional science does need to be applied to defining the syndrome. But their summary of the interactions of MTHFR, folate, and folic acid with our bodies was quite interesting. I'm glad you found it interesting. I haven't even read the whole thing yet, so ...

... the population" suggests that additional science does need to be applied to defining the syndrome. But their summary of the interactions of MTHFR, folate, and folic acid with our bodies was quite interesting.

... approach. The difference between your reaction and your partner’s is a great example. As far as I know, Dr Bredesen’s approach looks at MTHFR SNP’s and ApoE SNP’s and others that are directly linked to AD. He has also introduced his subscribers and Practitioners to Sharon Housman -Cohen’s ...

if your mother has a methylation problem because of a MTHFR SNP, ala might cause homocystein rise, if this is the case, check out her momocystein level

I am a MTHFR 677 C>T and ApoE 4/3 , 76 y. old male on the Bredesen Prevention Programme for about 6-7 years. I am doing quite well, but struggle to get my homocystein level down, varying between 11 and 14, at the same time I ...

... choline from dietary sources. rs10791957: > - A/C: reduced turnover of methionine to phosphatidylcholine Plus: rs18J01133: >- A/G: one copy of **MTHFR C677T** allele, enzyme function decreased by 40% Haven’t tested my father on prodrome (yet), but for me, I tested on the 2nd percentile for Total ...

uu With MTHFR variants and given your higher homocysteine level, I'm guessing that your body might just be using your choline intake (via food) to help with methylation (due to lack of B vitamins), which means it's not available ...