First, I'd like to say that I really enjoyed your work and was intrigued by it. I wondered: why did you choose to study twins? I thought perhaps it was to have a baseline, since each pregnancy is unique, but each baby is different, so why study twins?

Hello, I was very curious about your presentation. I wanted to ask if, based on this literature review, it's possible to infer that the growing number of people, especially babies, with milk protein allergies could be related to this polymorphisms derived from β-casein? Recently, I started noticing this A2 milk on the supermarket shelves, so does that mean it's better than A1?

First, I'd like to say that your presentation was very clear and informative. I just have one question: are these RNA interference therapies, in which a sample is collected from patients and the epigenetic study is performed, already being conducted? If so, can you tell me if there are any specific studies on breast cancer? I'm particularly interested in that.