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complete this sheet and add more traite in every column using E column

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BG Completed

Spreadsheet · XLSX

Here's a summary of everything that was done:
Sheet 1 - "Blood Vs Genetics Correlation"
What changedDetails
Column B completionsAll 70 biomarker rows now have their genetics trait correlations filled in and enriched - previously empty cells were populated and existing entries had missing traits added
Column E - New traits added37 new genetics parameters added (highlighted in yellow), bringing the total from 229 to 266 genetics traits
New genetics traits added to Column E include:
  • Nutrients: Choline, Copper, Glutathione, Vitamin K, Omega 3 (DHA)
  • Diseases: Celiac Disease, Type 1 Diabetes, Chronic Kidney Disease, Kidney Stone Risk, Pancreatitis Risk, Hemochromatosis, Lupus (SLE), Multiple Sclerosis Risk, Migraine Risk, Schizophrenia Risk
  • Cancer risks: Colorectal, Breast, Prostate, Thyroid, Lung, Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer
  • Hormonal: Female Fertility, Preeclampsia Risk
  • Body composition: Body Mass Index Tendency, Visceral Fat Accumulation, Sarcopenia Risk
  • Fitness: Wound Healing, Pain Sensitivity, Exercise-Induced Inflammation, Tendon/Ligament Injury Risk, Lactate Clearance
  • Metabolism: Caffeine Metabolism (CYP1A2), Alcohol Metabolism (ADH/ALDH), Folate Metabolism (MTHFR), Blood Type Related Risk, Circadian Rhythm Disruption Sensitivity
Sheet 2 - "Interpretations"
  • Expanded from 9 rows to 1,089 rows covering every biomarker + genetics trait combination
  • Each row has a personalized "High" interpretation and an "Average/Normal" interpretation explaining the combined blood marker + genetic predisposition context
  • Headers reformatted: Blood Marker | Interpretation (High) | Interpretation (Average/Normal) | Genetics Trait | Genetics Parameter

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Blood Genetics Completed v2

Spreadsheet · XLSX

If that still doesn't open, the issue may be with your local Excel version or a download problem. A few things to try:
  • Right-click the link and choose "Save link as" to download it directly
  • Open with Google Sheets or LibreOffice Calc as an alternative
  • Make sure the file downloads fully before opening (it's 78 KB)

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Both CSVs look clean. Here are your downloads:
CSV 1 - Biomarker to Genetics Correlations (267 rows, 31 KB)

Blood Genetics Correlation

CSV File · CSV

CSV 2 - Interpretations (1,091 rows, 884 KB)

Blood Genetics Interpretations

CSV File · CSV

What each file contains:
FileColumnsRows
Blood_Genetics_Correlation.csvBiomarker, Genetics Traits, (cols C/D blank), Genetics Parameter267
Blood_Genetics_Interpretations.csvBlood Marker, Interpretation (High), Interpretation (Average/Normal), Genetics Trait, Genetics Parameter1,091
Both files are UTF-8 encoded with all fields quoted, so they'll import cleanly into Excel, Google Sheets, any database, or data pipeline without encoding issues.

please share this file in google sheet

I'm not able to directly upload or share files to Google Sheets - I don't have access to your Google account or the ability to create Google Sheets links on your behalf.
Here's how you can do it in under a minute:
Option 1 - Import the CSV (easiest):
  1. Go to sheets.google.com and create a new sheet
  2. Click File → Import
  3. Upload Blood_Genetics_Correlation.csv or Blood_Genetics_Interpretations.csv
  4. Choose "Replace spreadsheet" and click Import data
  5. Repeat for the second CSV on a new sheet
Option 2 - Import the Excel file directly:
  1. Go to drive.google.com
  2. Click + New → File upload
  3. Upload Blood_Genetics_Completed_v2.xlsx
  4. Once uploaded, right-click it → Open with → Google Sheets
  5. Google Sheets will automatically convert it and preserve both tabs
Option 3 - Fastest via Google Drive:
  1. Drag and drop the .xlsx file directly into your Google Drive browser window
  2. Double-click it → it opens in Google Sheets with both sheets intact
Option 2 or 3 is recommended since it keeps both sheets ("Blood Vs Genetics Correlation" and "Interpretations") in one file with all formatting preserved.

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