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Although this study applies to Gulf War Veterans, the implications are staggering for the general population. This particular enzyme is highly specific for the chemical nerve agents sarin and soman as well as for the common pesticide diazinon. In some people, the gene causes the body to produce high levels of PON-Q, allowing their bodies to fight off toxins like nerve gas. But in others the gene directs the production of low levels of PON-Q, meaning a person cannot fight off even low levels of these toxic chemicals well. Organophosphate pesticides have chemical structure similar to nerve agents and have the potential of becoming highly toxic for normal individuals if misused or mixed with other pesticides or chemicals.