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Germline Factors Affect Molecular Response to Treatment for Polycythemia Vera

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« “These results indicate that all patients with PV may be eligible for ropeg therapy independent of their genetic makeup,” the authors wrote.

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In my opinion it will depends on the metabolism too because if you have a poor metabolism maybe the drug cant affect you or, in other hand, if you have a fast metabolism, maybe it can affect your body.

The article dosent say anything about it.

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