Promiscuity Gene DRD4 Test

Find out if you possess a genetic variation linked to elevated tendencies for sexual promiscuity.

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About this test

This test investigates whether there is a genetic inclination toward infidelity in your DNA. Assess your genetic susceptibility to cheating. Comprehend the factors influencing your behavior and conduct.

Description

The genetic variant associated with an increased tendency for sexual promiscuity is the “promiscuity” gene, which manifests as the 7R+ version of the DRD4 gene.

Dopamine, a neurotransmitter responsible for feelings of reward and pleasure, is produced in the brain. The dopamine receptor D4, encoded by the DRD4 gene, binds with dopamine and facilitates signal transmission into the cells.

The “promiscuity” gene, also referred to as the 7R+ version of the dopamine receptor, exhibits altered receptors that bind dopamine less effectively than the common 4R version. Consequently, there is a diminished transmission of the dopamine “feel-good” signal in the brain.

Individuals with the 7R+ variants necessitate higher levels of dopamine to experience the same “good feeling” effects. Interestingly, engaging in sexual activity is a documented way to elevate dopamine levels.

Technical Specifications

The AVPR1A gene is situated on chromosome 12, and each person inherits two copies of this gene, one from each parent. A straightforward DNA test can determine the specific forms of AVPR1A that an individual has inherited.

The Gene Under Examination Variation in the DRD4 gene often manifests in a 48-base pair repeat region, where the number of repeats can range from 2 to 11.

We inherit two copies of the DRD4 gene, one from each parent, allowing for the inheritance of either two identical copies (e.g., both 4R) or two distinct copies (e.g., 4R and 7R).

This test evaluates the length of the repeat region within the DRD4 gene and specifies the number of repeats present in each of an individual’s DRD4 alleles.

If an individual possesses at least one copy of the 7R+ allele (comprising 7R, 8R, 9R, 10R, and 11R), their likelihood of engaging in promiscuous behavior is twice as high compared to individuals with 7R- alleles (fewer than 7 repeats).

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