Sayee Rajangam
Biographic Data
| ID | 1755567 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sayee Rajangam |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sayee |
| FAMILY NAME | Rajangam |
| SIGNATURE | RAJANGAM S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Anatomy, International Medical School , Bangalore 560 054, Karnataka, India |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Transmission of Amsams and Genes from 7 Generations
This study employed an interpretive paradigm to investigate the challenges experienced by teachers in implementing school-based continuing professional teacher development in the Fort Beaufort education district in South Africa.Semi-structured interviews were administered to 40 participants from ten different schools.The findings of the study revealed that most of the participants were unable to implement continuing professional teacher developme…
Handedness in Writing
Handedness is defined as the preference of the hand during the process of writing. The aim here is to report the information gathered from 160 1st year medical students. 13 were left-handed. Among the males 7 were left-handed and 41 were right-handed. Handedness was natural in its occurrence on the left in 84.6% and on the right in 98%. Left handers: Parental influence was seen in 2. Left handedness was familial in 10. Body build was moderate in …
Transmitted Genes and Pithru-tharpanam
Human Genome Project has estimated that the total number of genes may be around 30,000. In India, there exists the phenomenon of pithru-tharpanam, which, offers with respect and reverence homage to the departed souls in the family. In this article is reported the author’s family pedigree and the transmitted genes and genetic traits from the forefathers. Moreover, the transmitted genes are correlated to the pithrus mentioned in the pihru-tharpanam
Dermatoglyphics-Quantitative Analysis in Rheumatoid Arthritis
Various studies have shown dermatoglyphics as a possible marker and a tool to detect Rheumatoid arthritis. In the present study, quantitative, dermatoglyphic features comprising of ‘total finger ridge count’, absolute finger ridge count’ and ‘a-b ridge count’ was done on 11 males and 25 females in both hands and compared with equal number of controls. A trend towards significance was observed in right hand of male patients with respect to ‘Total …
Effect of Consanguinity on the Outcome of Pregnancy
In this study the frequency of the consanguinity and its effects on the pregnancy outcome in a selected study population has been attempted. A total of 150 families consisting of Kannadigas (62.3%), Tamilians (23.21%), Telugus (13.24%) and Malayalis (1.25%) were interviewed. Their economic status was found to be more or less similar. Out of which, 40.67% (61) were consanguineous and 59.33% non-consanguineous (89). In consanguinity. 1st cousin rel…
Klinefelter Syndrome - Cytogenetic Findings
In this article it if reported that the karyotype variants in the cytogenetically confirmed sixty four Klinefelter Syndrome patients. Forty had the 47. XXY karyotype (62.5%). The rest had the following : 48. XXYY 2 (3.13%). 48. XXY + 21 : 2 (3.13%). 46. XX/47, XXY : I (1.56%). 46. XY/47. XXY : 15(23 44%). 46. XY / 48. XXXY : I (1.56%). 47. XXY / 48. XXXY : I (I 56%). 48. XXXY / 49. XXXXY : I (1.56%) The only structural arrangement observed was 47…
Down Syndrome Etiology-Hypothesis
Down Syndrome is mostly die to trisomy 21 Trisomy 21 results from parental meiotic error either at 1st or at 2nd meiosis. Mostly trisomy 21 is du: to maternal 1st meiotic error. Among the suggested casual actors, live well known is older maternal age. In the present paper etiology of Down Syndrome is analysed
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Klinefelter Syndrome - Cytogenetic Findings
In this article it if reported that the karyotype variants in the cytogenetically confirmed sixty four Klinefelter Syndrome patients. Forty had the 47. XXY karyotype (62.5%). The rest had the following : 48. XXYY 2 (3.13%). 48. XXY + 21 : 2 (3.13%). 46. XX/47, XXY : I (1.56%). 46. XY/47. XXY : 15(23 44%). 46. XY / 48. XXXY : I (1.56%). 47. XXY / 48. XXXY : I (I 56%). 48. XXXY / 49. XXXXY : I (1.56%) The only structural arrangement observed was 47…
Down Syndrome Etiology-Hypothesis
Down Syndrome is mostly die to trisomy 21 Trisomy 21 results from parental meiotic error either at 1st or at 2nd meiosis. Mostly trisomy 21 is du: to maternal 1st meiotic error. Among the suggested casual actors, live well known is older maternal age. In the present paper etiology of Down Syndrome is analysed
Effect of Consanguinity on the Outcome of Pregnancy
In this study the frequency of the consanguinity and its effects on the pregnancy outcome in a selected study population has been attempted. A total of 150 families consisting of Kannadigas (62.3%), Tamilians (23.21%), Telugus (13.24%) and Malayalis (1.25%) were interviewed. Their economic status was found to be more or less similar. Out of which, 40.67% (61) were consanguineous and 59.33% non-consanguineous (89). In consanguinity. 1st cousin rel…
Dermatoglyphics-Quantitative Analysis in Rheumatoid Arthritis
Various studies have shown dermatoglyphics as a possible marker and a tool to detect Rheumatoid arthritis. In the present study, quantitative, dermatoglyphic features comprising of ‘total finger ridge count’, absolute finger ridge count’ and ‘a-b ridge count’ was done on 11 males and 25 females in both hands and compared with equal number of controls. A trend towards significance was observed in right hand of male patients with respect to ‘Total …
Transmitted Genes and Pithru-tharpanam
Human Genome Project has estimated that the total number of genes may be around 30,000. In India, there exists the phenomenon of pithru-tharpanam, which, offers with respect and reverence homage to the departed souls in the family. In this article is reported the author’s family pedigree and the transmitted genes and genetic traits from the forefathers. Moreover, the transmitted genes are correlated to the pithrus mentioned in the pihru-tharpanam
Handedness in Writing
Handedness is defined as the preference of the hand during the process of writing. The aim here is to report the information gathered from 160 1st year medical students. 13 were left-handed. Among the males 7 were left-handed and 41 were right-handed. Handedness was natural in its occurrence on the left in 84.6% and on the right in 98%. Left handers: Parental influence was seen in 2. Left handedness was familial in 10. Body build was moderate in …
Transmission of Amsams and Genes from 7 Generations
This study employed an interpretive paradigm to investigate the challenges experienced by teachers in implementing school-based continuing professional teacher development in the Fort Beaufort education district in South Africa.Semi-structured interviews were administered to 40 participants from ten different schools.The findings of the study revealed that most of the participants were unable to implement continuing professional teacher developme…
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