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People homozygous for a specific high-risk allele of thefto gene ____.

People homozygous for a specific high-risk allele of thefto gene ____.

a. tend to overeat
b. store more fat
c. are naturally heavier
d. are always overweight
e. cannot undergo gastric bypass surgery

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Overstuffed adipose cells harm organs by ____.

a. overfilling body cavities
b. storing hazardous chemicals
c. inducing a chronic inflammation response
d. becoming cancer cells
e. reducing oxygen flow

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