Abstract
Objective To explore the distributional differences of the gene frequencies of 22 short tandem repeats loci on Y Chromosome(Y-STRs) between offenders with Initiative-aggressive behavior and impulsive-aggressive behavior, and to probe into the genetic factors of initiative-aggressive behavior and impulsive-aggressive behavior. Methods Biological samples of 271 offenders with initiative-aggressive behavior and 271 offenders with impulsive-aggressive behavior were collected and PCR compound amplification was carried out with the aid of PowerPlex Y23 System. Then the PCR products were subjected to electrophoresis and gene detection with AB3500xL gene analysis system so as to calculate and compare the alleles and haplotypes of 22 Y-STRs gene frequency in the two groups. Results The distribution of allele frequency were significantly difference in locus DYS437(P=0.022)between two groups, not in the other 21 Y-STRs loci(all P>0.05). Univarite analysis showed significant differences at allelle 14 in locus DYS437 between both groups(initiative-aggressive behavior group: 69.37%; impulsive-aggressive behavior group: 58.67%; P=0.009). Conclusion Loci DYS437 may be associated with aggressive behavior. In the group of aggressive behavior, allelle 14 on locus DYS437 may be the susceptible factor of initiative-aggressive behavior and the resistant factor of impulsive-aggressive. Key words: Initiative-aggressive behavior; Impulsive-aggressive; Human Y chromosome; Short tandem repeats(STRs); Genetic polymorphism
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