Research Article

Anthropogenetic Variability in the Group of Individuals with Febrile Seizures: Population-Genetic Study

Table 2

Frequencies of homozygous recessive characteristics in the groups of FS patients and control.

Homozygous recessive traitCNFSCN/FSSFSCFSSFS/CFSWFSEFSWFS/EFS
N=121N=121X2N=80N=41X2N=99N=22X2

1. Blond hair7.4147.1112.517.071.4613.118.181.69

2. Straight hair30.643.86.9243.7548.780.5540.459.17.28

3. Double hair whorl9.913.21.331019.516.8313.113.630.02

4. Opposite hair whorl orientation6.67.40.127.57.320.0049.0900

5. Soft hair15.729.76.0827.534.151.4532.3218.188.59

6. Continuous hairline26.427.30.0323.7534.153.8623.2345.459.72

7. Attached ear lobe7.412.4411.2514.630.8912.1213.630.18

8. Ear without Darwinian knot7.414.9913.7517.070.7414.1418.181.02

9. Blue eyes24.8191.632017.070.4419.1918.180.05

10. Color blindness0.81.612.5001.014.547.53

11. Speaking deficiency (guttural “r”)17.320.70.7617.524.392.3318.1831.818.03

12. Inability to curve the tongue8.318.214.4 12.531.7120.56 14.1436.3624.24

13. Inability to roll the tongue1435.520.22 36.2534.151.1238.3822.728.59

14. Right thumb over left thumb39.733.91.0236.2529.271.534.3431.810.19

15. Top joint of the thumb >45°13.217.31.5616.2519.510.5918.1813.631.33

16. Proximal thumb extensibility21.533.98.6532.536.580.4832.3240.92.04

17. Thumb backward movability19.8241.0421.2531.714.2922.2231.813.51

18. 3 strings in the wrist2435.515.04 41.2524.394.9537.3727.273.23

19. Left-handedness19.812.44.171019.516.8313.19.12.3

20. Index finger longer than the ring finger (in males; opposite in females)26.437.25.2843.7524.398.7436.3640.90.53

∑X2109.02 66.7 89.88

p<0.05 p<0.01p<0.001

CN: control group; FS: febrile seizure; SFS: simple febrile seizures; CFS: complex febrile seizures; WFS: febrile seizures without epilepsia; EFS: epilepsia.
Significant differences in frequencies of studied homozygous recessive characters.
CN/FS Nos. 1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 16, 18, 19, and 20.
SFS/CFS Nos. 3, 6, 12, 17, 18, 19, and 20.
EFS/WFS Nos. 2, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, and 13.