Paternity DNA Test

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Paternity DNA Tests

• DNA Forensics Laboratory Pvt. Ltd.

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The reasons people need a DNA test

• To Establish rights to an inheritance
• To Identify a biological vs. Adopted Parent
• To Establish ancestry
• To Establish legal paternity  child support
• To Obtain Life Insurance Social Security
  Benefits
• To Confirm sibling relationships
• For Work purposes

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The reasons people need a Paternity DNA test

• A Paternity DNA test compares or match a
  child's DNA pattern with that of the assumed
  father to determine if there is a match. When
  performed in an experienced, accredited
  laboratory, it's the most definitive proof of a
  biological relationship 100 accuracy
  guaranteed. If you need paternity test results
  that can be used as a legal DNA Test include
• Child Support, Child Custody
• Birth Certificate, Tax Forms, Court Order
• Court Order, Will / Estate, Adoption
• Legal reasons

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How does a paternity DNA test work?

• A DNA test looks for similarities within specific
  regions of DNA to see whether two individuals are
  related.Samples taken from child, mother and
  father are processed in our laboratory. DNA from
  each individual's sample is extracted. To
  identify similarities in the DNA.The DNA is
  then separated and sorted by size to produce a
  DNA profile'. A DNA profile is similar to a
  barcode and is unique to each individual (except
  identical twins). By comparing the DNA profiles
  of the child and the mother, it is possible to
  establish the common factors between them. The
  child's factors not found in the mother's profile
  must therefore come from the biological father.
  An alleged father is excluded as the biological
  father if factors found on his DNA profile are
  not shared with the child's. However if the
  alleged father's profile shares common factors
  with the child's then he is not excluded as the
  true biological father. A statistical analysis is
  then carried out to calculate the probability of
  paternity.

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