A cross sectional study To determine the Relationship between Galton-henry Dactylography system With karl-landsteiner System and gender among Medical students,Belagavi

Abstract

Introduction:  Forensic Medicine and Toxicology currently makes great use of the distinctiveness of blood groups as well as fingerprints for identifying reasons. Blood grouping, especially the Karl-Landsteiner method, and fingerprint Dactylography offer unique indicators for individualization. Studies on the potential relationship between gender disparities along with groupings of blood based on fingerprinting patterns, especially in samples of medical students, is still insufficient, even if the differences stand alone as meaningful findings. The present research aims to investigate the relation among medical students' gender, Karl-Landsteiner blood grouping, and fingerprint characteristics. Objectives:  To determine the relationship between medical students' fingerprint patterns and Karl-Landsteiner blood grouping.  To determine any possible gender-based variations in the fingerprint patterns and gender of the medical students.