👉 A plurisetose is a type of genetic mutation in humans that results from a combination of two or more genes. This can occur when there are two or more copies of an enzyme, which is essential for metabolism, and the gene responsible for one copy becomes mutated, leading to a deficiency in the other copy. Plurisetoses are often seen in individuals who have mutations that disrupt the function of a particular enzyme, such as insulin or glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase. These enzymes
