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Another is that more than 250 genes can lose one of the two copies that we have in our chromosomes and yet not inflict any obvious ill consequences for health.
Researcher Dana King said: "Any such benefit must be weighed with caution against the known ill consequences of alcohol consumption.
Whatever you decide, make sure everyone can afford to put this money forward with no ill consequences.
 
 
 
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