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1. • Maximum pattern size on fingers

     • When the ridge count is used as a measure of a maximum pattern size on fingers, only the largest count from each finger is scored, and their sum is defined as the total finger ridge count (TFRC).
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2. www.sciencedirect.com › total-finger-ridge-countTotal Finger Ridge Count - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

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   The transferrin receptor (TfR/TFRC)) is among the most intensively studied of the receptors known to undergo RMT, and has been explored as a means to develop MTHs [25]. The TfR is highly expressed on brain endothelial cells and is responsible for maintaining brain iron homeostasis through the entry of iron-bound transferrin (Tf) by endocytosis ...

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   What is total finger ridge count (TFRC)?

   • When the ridge count is used as a measure of a maximum pattern size on fingers, only the largest count from each finger is scored, and their sum is defined as the total finger ridge count (TFRC).

   Study of fingerprint patterns to evaluate the role of dermatoglyphics

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   What is the ridge count of a ridge pattern?

   • Since there is no triradius in the arch pattern, the ridge count of this pattern is always zero, while the whorl pattern has two ( Figure 1 ). In this study, we used the standard conventions to count the ridges, and the largest of the two ridge counts of each finger was summed over all 10 fingers and also for each hand separately. ... [...]

   Three types of ridge pattern and method of ridge ... - ResearchGate

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   Are TFRC and AFRC ridge patterns heritable?

   • TFRC and AFRC are highly heritable, [ 3] and the ridge patterns are genetically determined. [ 4, 5] The ridge patterns are of considerable clinical interest because they are affected by certain abnormalities of early development including genetic disorders.

   Study of fingerprint patterns to evaluate the role of dermatoglyphics

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   Is total ridge count a composite trait?

   • The total ridge count (TRC) was viewed as a common composite trait with definite correlations between its components — the ridge counts (RC) of individual fingers. The TRC variability was accordingly examined as a function of the variability of these components.

   Finger patterns characteristics as determinants of total ridge count

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4. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesStudy of fingerprint patterns to evaluate the role of ...

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   When the ridge count is used as a measure of a maximum pattern size on fingers, only the largest count from each finger is scored, and their sum is defined as the total finger ridge count (TFRC). Alternatively, the sum of all possible counts on all 10 fingers can be calculated yielding an absolute finger ridge count (AFRC), a measure of the ...

   • Author: Shiva Singh, Alkesh Kumar Khurana, Hemant Ashish Harode, Apoorva Tripathi, Abhijit Pakhare, Prashant...
   • DOI: 10.4103/0976-9668.175066

   • Publish Year: 2016
   • Published: Jan-Jun 2016

5. link.springer.com › article › 10Finger patterns characteristics as determinants of total ...

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   The total ridge count (TRC) was viewed as a common composite trait with definite correlations between its components — the ridge counts (RC) of individual fingers. The TRC variability was accordingly examined as a function of the variability of these components.

   • Author: E. Kobyliansky, S. Micle

   • Publish Year: 1986

6. www.researchgate.net › figure › TOTAL-FINGER-RIDGETOTAL FINGER RIDGE COUNT (TFRC) | Download Table - ResearchGate

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   The ridge count of the whorl of right hands of diabetics (both males and females combined) and the radial loop of left hands of female diabetics both increased significantly.

7. www.researchgate.net › figure › Three-types-of-ridgeThree types of ridge pattern and method of ridge counting ...

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   Total finger ridge count (TFRC) and atd (digital triradius ‘a’- axial triradius ‘t’- digital triradius ‘d’) angle also showed significant difference between the study groups.

8. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › 27003968Study of fingerprint patterns to evaluate the role of ...

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   The following parameters were studied and analyzed: (a) Whorls, (b) arches, (c) radial loops, (d) ulnar loops, (e) the absolute finger ridge count (AFRC), (f) total finger ridge count (TFRC). Results: A significant decrease in the mean value of the arches and increase in the mean value of the ulnar loops were observed in BA patients compared to ...

9. www.wjpls.org › download › articleTOTAL FINGER RIDGE COUNT (TFRC) IN 'ABO' BLOOD GROUPS - WJPLS

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   Sep 25, 2021 · ABSTRACT. Objective: To find the correlation between Total Finger Ridge Count and 'ABO' blood groups. Study design: Cross-sectional, analytical study. Study period: From July 2016 to June 2017.