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Nutrigenomics – An emerging field of science and technology unrevealing inter-relationships between nutrients and human genome using modern tools such as Transcriptomics, Metabolomics, Epigenomics and Proteomics

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Raffia Siddique, Hafsa Iftikhar, Rabia Ejaz, Tahira Karim

List of contents
Introduction to Nutrigenomics
Emerging faces of nutrition, nutrigenomics and nutrigenetics
Experimental Approaches and Technologies used in Nutrigenomics
Metabolomics-newest tool for Nutrigenomics
Epigenomics has relation in Nutrigenomics
The importance of single nucleotide polymorphisms
Transcriptomics - Nutrigenomics interrelationship
Transcriptomics and micro-array technology
Proteomics
Proteomic technologies
Biomarkers
Effects of different nutrients on human genome
Elements present in food cause potential damage to human genome
Coffee and cigarettes combat rare liver diseases
Nutrigenomics and Ethical control
Looking forward to things which can resolve the ethical , social, legal issues
Conclusion and future perspective

Nutrigenomics – An emerging field of science and technology unrevealing inter-relationships between nutrients and human genome using modern tools such as Transcriptomics, Metabolomics, Epigenomics and Proteomic
Hafsa Iftikhar, Raffia Siddique, Rabia Ejaz, Tahira Karim and Dr.Alvina-The supervisor
National University of Sciences and Technology
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Abstract
Nutrigenomics is emerging field in 20th century, as the old maxim “we are what we eat”. Nutrition and genetics both are play significant role in the maintenance of human health as well as the development of lethal diseases. Genetic variations toward dietary response and the nutrients response in gene expression can also be explored by nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics According to different research studies nutrients is also having the

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