Digital Dermatoglyphics Distribution in Fertile and Infertile Women

Q3 Arts and Humanities Collegium Antropologicum Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.5671/ca.46.2.2
Joseph Dare, T. Adenowo, I. Wada
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The study aimed at examining differences in digital dermatoglyphics distribution between fertile and infertile women in Abuja, Nigeria. A total of 222 women with 53 clinical cases of primary infertility were included in this study. Dermatoglyphic patterns of the distal phalanges were obtained for further analyses of quantitative and qualitative traits. The results showed a lower incidence of loop patterns (55%), and a higher incidence of arches (7%) and whorls (29%) in infertile women than in fertile ones. Infertile women showed a unique and specific digital pattern distribution on each of the fingers on the right and left hand. A significant decrease in ridge count (RC), total finger ridge count (TFRC) and absolute finger ridge count (AFRC) was observed in the infertile patients (p<0.05) in relation to fertile women. 2D:4D index in infertile and fertile women was 0.95 and 0.85 respectively. The observed differences in the digital traits could provide a useful bio-indicator for genetic counselling among reproductive age women.
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可育和不育妇女的数字皮肤纹分布
该研究旨在检查尼日利亚阿布贾的育龄妇女和不育妇女之间数字皮肤纹分布的差异。本研究共纳入222名妇女53例原发性不孕症临床病例。获得远端指骨的皮纹模式,以进一步分析定量和定性特征。结果显示,与可育女性相比,不育女性的环型发生率较低(55%),拱形(7%)和螺旋型(29%)的发生率较高。不孕症妇女的右手和左手的每个手指都显示出独特而特定的数字模式分布。不孕症患者的指脊计数(RC)、总指脊计数(TFRC)和绝对指脊计数(AFRC)较有生育能力的患者明显降低(p<0.05)。不孕症和可育妇女的2D:4D指数分别为0.95和0.85。观察到的数字特征差异可以为育龄妇女的遗传咨询提供有用的生物指标。
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Collegium Antropologicum Social Sciences-Anthropology
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期刊介绍: International journal Collegium Antropologicum is the official journal of the Croatian Antropological Society and is jointly published by: Croatian Anthropological Society Croatian Association of Medical Anthropology - Croatian Medical Association Department of Natural Sciences, Anthropological Centre and the Scientific Council for Anthropological Research of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts. With the numerous international recognition of co-operative experts, the Journal represents a relevant reference source in the fields of cultural and biological anthropology, sociology, ethnology, psychology, demography, history, archaeology, genetics, biomedicine, human ecology, nutrition and other fields related to multidisciplinary character of anthropology.
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