Biological Variability

Biological variability refers to the natural differences that occur among living organisms or within the same organism over time. These differences can affect how individuals respond to treatments, how their bodies function, or even how their cells behave. Factors like genetics, environment, age, and health contribute to this variability. Understanding biological variability helps scientists and doctors recognize that not everyone responds the same way, which is important for personalized medicine, accurate diagnosis, and effective treatment plans. It highlights the dynamic and diverse nature of living systems.