数字皮肤纹研究在三个西阿尔及利亚人口:reguates, Zenata, Oran

IF 0.2 Q4 MEDICINE, LEGAL
Leïla Adda Neggaz, D. Meroufel, Tahria Deba, Asmahan Bekada, M. Hammadi, S. Mediene Benchekor, A. Rosa, S. Benhamamouch
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皮纹学的研究在医学、司法、刑事和人类学研究中具有重要的意义。人类皮纹特征在种群内部和种群之间存在差异。本文的目的是提供一个描述性的分析数字皮肤纹特征在三个阿尔及利亚人口和丰富这一人口的人类遗传数据库。目前的研究对315名健康和同意的个人进行了研究,其中228人(144名男性和84名女性)来自位于该国西北部的阿尔及利亚第二大城市奥兰,46个州(20名男性和26名女性)和42个泽纳塔州(16名男性和26名女性)。结果表明,3个样本中双手的纹型频率由高到低依次为尺骨袢、螺旋袢、弓形袢、径向袢。在regulates样本中可以看到一个例外,它具有异常高的径向环路频率。定性数字性状分析揭示了三个种群的双手差异。
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Digital dermatoglyphic study in three west Algerian populations: Reguibates, Zenata, Oran
ABSTRACT The study of Dermatoglyphics has a great importance in medical, judicial, criminal and anthropological research. Human dermatoglyphic traits present variations within and between populations. The purpose of this paper is to provide a descriptive analysis of digital dermatoglyphic traits in three Algerian populations and enrich the anthropogenetic database of this population. The current study was conducted on 315 healthy and consenting individuals, 228 (144 males and 84 females) from Oran, the second most important city in Algeria located in the northwest of the country, 46 Reguibates (20 males and 26 females), and 42 Zenata (16 males and 26 females). The results show that the most common descending order of pattern type frequencies for both hands in the three samples is Ulnar loop, Whorl, Arch, Radial loop. One exception is seen in the Reguibates sample that has an unusually high frequency of radial loop. The analysis of qualitative digital characters revealed bimanual differences in the three populations.
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