Michael Fenech|Ahmed El-Sohemy|Leah E. Cahill|Lynnette R. Ferguson|Tapaeru-Ariki C. French|E. Shyong Tai|John A. Milner|Woon?Puay Koh|Lin Xie|Michelle Zucker|Michael Buckley|Leah Cosgrove|Trevor Lockett|Kim Y. C. Fung|Richard Head
Nutrigenetics and Nutrigenomics: Viewpoints on the Current Status and Applications in Nutrition Research and Practice
CSIRO Health and Biosecurity|University of Toronto|University of Toronto|University of Auckland|University of Auckland|Yong In University|National Cancer Institute|National Institutes of Health|National University of Singapore|Jilin University|CSIRO Health and Biosecurity|CSIRO Health and Biosecurity|CSIRO Health and Biosecurity|CSIRO Health and Biosecurity|CSIRO Health and Biosecurity|CSIRO Health and Biosecurity
nutrigenetics nutrigenomics hold much promise providing better nutritional advice public generally genetic subgroups individuals nutrigenetics nutrigenomics require deep understanding nutrition genetics biochemistry ever new omic technologies often difficult even educated professionals appreciate relevance practice preventive approaches optimising health delaying onset disease diminishing severity review discusses basic concepts technical terms technology involved nutrigenetics nutrigenomics ii emerging knowledge applied optimise health prevent treat diseases iii read understand interpret nutrigenetic nutrigenomic research results iv knowledge may potentially transform nutrition dietetic practice implications transformation effect uptodate overview various aspects nutrigenetics nutrigenomics relevant health practitioners seeking better understanding new frontier nutrition research potential application dietetic practice