ESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA AND BLOOD GROUP AFFILIATION

ESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA AND BLOOD GROUP AFFILIATION

Authors

  • Velislav Todorov SOFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA
  • Maria Boycheva KONSTANTIN PRESLAVSKY UNIVERSITY OF SHUMEN, FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE, DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY,115 UNIVERSITETSKA STR, SHUMEN, BULGARIA
  • Volodia Georgiev SOFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA
  • Cvetan Minkov OFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA
  • Milen Boichev KONSTANTIN PRESLAVSKY UNIVERSITY OF SHUMEN, FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE, DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY,115 UNIVERSITETSKA STR, SHUMEN, BULGARIA
  • Rada Georgieva SOFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46687/jsar.v13i1.238

Keywords:

blood groups ABO and Rhesus factor, Ca oesophagii

Abstract

The article describes a study of 92 patients (79 male and 13 female) with esophageal carcinoma - Ca oesophagii. The patients' blood type affiliation to AB0 and Rhesus factor systems was established. In comparison with the control group, consisting of healthy representatives of modern Bulgarian population, there was a statistically significant increase of disease incidence in patients with blood type A (by 22,60% to 66,30%) - P <0.05. In patients with other blood types there was a varying decrease of incidence (more pronounced in groups 0 and B). Significant sex-based dimorphism was observed in the distribution of the disease in the studied sample (predominantly male patients). We assume that blood type A affiliation is one of the risk factors for the development of this disease. In the Rhesus Factor system there were no differences between the studied sample and the control group.

Author Biographies

Velislav Todorov, SOFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA

SOFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA

Maria Boycheva, KONSTANTIN PRESLAVSKY UNIVERSITY OF SHUMEN, FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE, DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY,115 UNIVERSITETSKA STR, SHUMEN, BULGARIA

KONSTANTIN PRESLAVSKY UNIVERSITY OF SHUMEN, FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE, DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY,115 UNIVERSITETSKA STR, SHUMEN, BULGARIA

Volodia Georgiev, SOFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA

SOFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA

Cvetan Minkov, OFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA

OFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA

Milen Boichev, KONSTANTIN PRESLAVSKY UNIVERSITY OF SHUMEN, FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE, DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY,115 UNIVERSITETSKA STR, SHUMEN, BULGARIA

KONSTANTIN PRESLAVSKY UNIVERSITY OF SHUMEN, FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE, DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY,115 UNIVERSITETSKA STR, SHUMEN, BULGARIA

Rada Georgieva, SOFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA

SOFIA UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF BIOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY, *DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS, 8 DRAGAN TZANKOV STR., SOFIA, BULGARIA

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Published

19.03.2023

How to Cite

Todorov, V. ., Boycheva, M. ., Georgiev, V. ., Minkov, C. ., Boichev, M. ., & Georgieva, R. . (2023). ESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA AND BLOOD GROUP AFFILIATION: ESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA AND BLOOD GROUP AFFILIATION. JOURNAL SCIENTIFIC AND APPLIED RESEARCH, 13(1), 46–51. https://doi.org/10.46687/jsar.v13i1.238

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