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One of the main directions of Professor's research is the analysis of the importance of digit ratio(2D: 4D). The ratio of the length of the index finger (second, 2D) to the ring finger (fourth, 4D) is a dimorphic trait, depending on fetal exposure to sex hormones. This ratio correlates with human behavior patterns and predispositions to various diseases (such as autism, cancer, myocardial infarction). Professor JT Manning is the author of numerous books, scientific and popular publications and materials. Professor is also a member of many interdisciplinary research teams of doctors, psychologists, sociologists, biologists, anthropologists and geneticists. Professor JT Manning is honorary research fellow in Swansea University UK (Applied Sports Technology Exercise and Medicine Research Centre), he worked in University of Liverpool, University of Central Lancashire and in Northumbria University. Professor JT Manning has a number of collaborations worldwide.