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Study on Sex Differentiation by Foot Measurements in North Indian Population | Chapter 11 | New Frontiers in Medicine and Medical Research Vol. 14

Background: Forensic professionals have always had a difficult time identifying victims from mangled and disfigured human remains. This dilemma arises in situations such as mass disasters, explosions, and assaults, where the body is mutilated and determining an individual's identification is difficult. Because distinct components of the human body grow in proportion to one another, the relationship between them is plainly discernible. Differentiation on the basis of sex, using the foot index as a criterion, aids in identification greatly. The purpose of this study is to determine if there is a relationship between foot dimensions in both sexes in the north Indian population. Materials and Methods: The Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, HIMS, SRHU, Dehradun, conducted a cross-sectional observational study on 198 people (99 males and 99 females) over the age of 17 years. A sliding vernier calliper was used to determine the length and width of the foot. The data was c...

Immunity and Sex Concerns on Behaviour From IgE vs IgG to sex conditioned socialization? | Chapter 10 | Modern Advances in Pharmaceutical Research Vol. 1

Aims: To find evidence that the immune response modifies behavior by regulating sex hormones. Study Design: Experimental transversal case control study and longitudinal experimental case control study. Place and Duration of Study: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Chair, School of Medicine, Medical Sciences Faculty, National University of Córdoba. 2009-2015. Methodology: Albino Swiss mice Rockefeller strain (110) weighing 30g were assigned to two experimental designs. Transversal case control physiologic solution vs or Celtis tala pollen glycoprotein T or Bovine serum albumin A evaluated in forced swimming test along the course of antibodies production. Similar study but cases were treated with spironolactone (S) and immunized as previous mice. Longitudinal case control study with cases and controls the same categories as the second study but followed and evaluated in FST. Climbing, swimming floating summing a total of 8 events and delated time to contact another mo...