The correspondence between predilection of cancer and dermatoglyphics patterns has been recorded in previously conducted studies.

The patented DMIT (Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test) offered by Brainwonders helps to discover the inborn intelligence of each child to give concrete future career choices, has already made its mark in the education field.

DERMATOGLYPHICS (the science of the study of skin patterns; UMW)

Association between Dermatoglyphic Configuration and the ACTN3 Genotype in Juvenile Male Athletes.

Finger Prints, Palms and Soles an Introduction to Dermatoglyphics. New York.

Dermatoglyphics Relationship with Sports Performance

Over the past 150 years, dermatoglyphics has been a useful tool in understanding basic questions in biology, medicine, genetics, and evolution, in addition to being the best and most widely used method of personal identification.

Dermatoglyphics is the study of ridges in palms; one in which feet and fingertips as well as genes play a decisive role in the emergence of these patterns.

To date, all reported cases of NFJS have been associated with hypoplastic dermatoglyphics, a distinctive clinical feature of the syndrome [74].

In dermatoglyphics studies, like that of the face, the maximum genetic difference between fingerprints has been reported among individuals of a different population.

At the time, morphological perspectives prevailed over variability in certain features such as dental characters and dermatoglyphics. Based on this information he studied the variability between Yanomami, and the Chipaya of Bolivia (Murillo et al.

The skin markings over the hypopigmented macules were decreased and dermatoglyphics over tips of all fingers were not very prominent.

Fingers 2-5 were represented by bead-like remnants and there was distortion of palmer dermatoglyphics (Fig.1A).

Background: Dermatoglyphics is the scientific term used for study of epidermal ridges and their configuration on the palmer region of hand and planter region of foot and toes.

Murillo F, Rothhammer F, Llop E (1977) Dermatoglyphics and ethnic relationships of the Chipaya of Bolivia.