Coffee: This Gene Explains Why People Drink More Caffeine | Time
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Drinking Coffee Could Help Protect Your DNA From Damage | IFLScience
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Do you take your coffee black? Your DNA may be the reason. - The Washington Post
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Epigenome-wide association meta-analysis of DNA methylation with coffee and tea consumption | Nature Communications
Scientists Find It Is Better to Drink Coffee After Breakfast, Not Before – Here's Why
Is DNA the Secret Key to Caffeine Sensitivity? | myDNA (United States)
DNA markers based molecular studies performed for germplasm assessment... | Download Table
Drinking coffee appears to cause epigenetic changes to your DNA | New Scientist
