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Posted On: 02/04/2020 11:50:28 PM
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Hi CDiddy. Thank you! To put it simply The normal
variant of the ccr5 gene seems to create a neuro inflammatory response in the limbic cortex and anterior singulate areas of the brain which on a functional/phenotypic level seems to literally make us forget. In fact it's estimated that ~10 percent of individuals w true photographic memory are homozygous for the deletion variant of the ccr5 gene. What we don't really know is if there is a partial lessening of the effect in individuals who are heterozygous for the deletion variant I.e. have one copy of the normal gene and one deletion variant.
variant of the ccr5 gene seems to create a neuro inflammatory response in the limbic cortex and anterior singulate areas of the brain which on a functional/phenotypic level seems to literally make us forget. In fact it's estimated that ~10 percent of individuals w true photographic memory are homozygous for the deletion variant of the ccr5 gene. What we don't really know is if there is a partial lessening of the effect in individuals who are heterozygous for the deletion variant I.e. have one copy of the normal gene and one deletion variant.
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