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Nutrigenomics & Personalized Nutrition Explained (2026)

By Dr Chathyushya K B·Founder, MD & CEO — PhD Microbiology, ICMR-NIN· 8 min read·Updated 7 June 2026

In short

Nutrigenomics studies how nutrients and genes interact - how diet can influence gene activity and how genetic variation can influence response to nutrients. It is a growing research field for life-science and nutrition students. This is an education and research topic, not medical or diagnostic advice.

What nutrigenomics studies

Two directions: how nutrients affect gene expression, and how genetic differences affect how people respond to nutrients. Research combines molecular biology, genomics and bioinformatics.

Skills and careers

  • Molecular biology and genomics concepts
  • Bioinformatics and data analysis
  • Scientific reading and writing
  • Research roles in nutrition, food and functional-food science

Training and an important note

Manna Biotech offers nutrigenomics and personalised-nutrition-genomics training for students, combining concepts with bioinformatics. Important: this is for education, research training and academic skill development only. It is not a substitute for medical diagnosis, genetic counselling, clinical treatment or licensed diagnostic testing.

Frequently asked questions

Is nutrigenomics medical or diagnostic advice?+

No. This is an education and research topic. It is not medical diagnosis, genetic counselling or licensed testing.

Who should learn nutrigenomics?+

Life-science, nutrition, food-science and biotech students, plus researchers interested in diet-gene interactions.

Do I need coding?+

Some bioinformatics basics help and are taught; no advanced coding is required to start.

Can I train in nutrigenomics in Hyderabad?+

Yes - Manna Biotech offers nutrigenomics training for education and research.

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Nutrigenomics Training, Hyderabad

Nutrigenomics and personalised-nutrition-genomics training for students - concepts plus bioinformatics, for education and research only.