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How Many Genes Does It Take to Make a Person?
By Sean Nee, Pennsylvania State University
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Smoking: Is The Fault In Our Genes?
A new study finds that people with a particular version of a gene involved in the brain s reward system are more likely to succeed in quitting smoking.
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