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What is DNA Paternity Testing?
With the exception of identical twins, every person has very unique geneticcode
identified by DNA (deoxyribonucleic Acid) found in each cell in the body. Based on
the fact that we inherit half of our DNA from our father and half from our mother, DNA
samples are tested to disprove or prove the relationship between a child and an
alleged father. The child's genetic profile is then compared to the profiles of the
mother and alleged father. A statistical analysis is performed to calculate the
probability of paternity.
How accurate are the results?
Paternity laboratory inspection is not mandatory; therefore, there is a wide range of
quality among DNA laboratories and the test results they provide. DNA Transports
laboratories are a fully accredited laboratory, which means they undergo rigorous
inspections and adhere to the strictest of procedures, in order to provide you with the
most accurate results available anywhere.
Can the test results be used in court?
Yes, they can. The “Legal” paternity test follows all the rules and regulations to make
those results admissible in all 50 states.
Who needs to be tested?
Typically, a sample is collected from the mother child and alleged father.The mother
only needs to be tested if the results need to be in court or if there is some question
about her parentage.
With the exception of identical twins, every person has very unique geneticcode
identified by DNA (deoxyribonucleic Acid) found in each cell in the body. Based on
the fact that we inherit half of our DNA from our father and half from our mother, DNA
samples are tested to disprove or prove the relationship between a child and an
alleged father. The child's genetic profile is then compared to the profiles of the
mother and alleged father. A statistical analysis is performed to calculate the
probability of paternity.
How accurate are the results?
Paternity laboratory inspection is not mandatory; therefore, there is a wide range of
quality among DNA laboratories and the test results they provide. DNA Transports
laboratories are a fully accredited laboratory, which means they undergo rigorous
inspections and adhere to the strictest of procedures, in order to provide you with the
most accurate results available anywhere.
Can the test results be used in court?
Yes, they can. The “Legal” paternity test follows all the rules and regulations to make
those results admissible in all 50 states.
Who needs to be tested?
Typically, a sample is collected from the mother child and alleged father.The mother
only needs to be tested if the results need to be in court or if there is some question
about her parentage.
| Frequently Asked Questions |
What age can testing be done?
The DNA test DNA Transports offers can be performed at any age.Testing even
before Birth is possible. If mother is considering prenatal testing please contact one
our DNA Testing specialist for additional options.
Are Buccal swabs as accurate as blood samples?
Yes. Buccal swab samples and blood samples contain the same DNA and will
produce the same result Buccal swab testing is a painless procedure producing
accurate results.The collector will rub the inside of your cheek to gather loose cheek
cells with the Buccal swab.
What do I need to bring to the sample collection appointment?
No identification is required for a private paternity test.
Testing is simple, all you need for a legally admissible test is any form of state-issued
photo identification (e.g., drivers license, State ID card, passport).
The DNA test DNA Transports offers can be performed at any age.Testing even
before Birth is possible. If mother is considering prenatal testing please contact one
our DNA Testing specialist for additional options.
Are Buccal swabs as accurate as blood samples?
Yes. Buccal swab samples and blood samples contain the same DNA and will
produce the same result Buccal swab testing is a painless procedure producing
accurate results.The collector will rub the inside of your cheek to gather loose cheek
cells with the Buccal swab.
What do I need to bring to the sample collection appointment?
No identification is required for a private paternity test.
Testing is simple, all you need for a legally admissible test is any form of state-issued
photo identification (e.g., drivers license, State ID card, passport).
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