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DNA Relationship : Testing Services
DNA MATCHING SERVICES
Our team has decades of experience in handling and processing the STR samples. We have capability to process reference samples in our lab or your designated lab with defined objectives. We offer following services:
- Paternity Testing
- Maternity Testing
- Paternity Trio Testing
- Non Invasive Pre-Natal Paternity Testing
- Immigration DNA Test
- Cell Line Authentication
- Mitochondrial DNA Typing
- Ancestry DNA Testing
DNA RELATIONSHIP TESTING SERVICES
KINSHIP ANALYSIS
Kinship analysis is a process of determining the degree of biological relatedness between individuals, often using genetic information
PATERNITY TESTING
13,500.00
Kinship analysis is often used in paternity testing to determine the biological father of a child. Comparing the child's DNA profile to that of the alleged father allows for the assessment of biological relatedness.
MATERNITY TESTING
15,500.00
Maternity testing is a type of genetic testing used to determine the biological relationship between a mother and a child. This testing method is commonly employed in various situations, including adoption, immigration, legal disputes, and cases where there are doubts or uncertainties regarding maternity.
PATERNITY TRIO TESTING
19,890.00
Paternity trio testing, also known as parentage trio testing, is a specialized form of DNA testing used to determine paternity by analyzing the genetic material of a child and two potential parents. The trio typically consists of the child and the alleged father, along with the biological mother.
SIBLINGSHIP TESTING
17,500.00
Kinship analysis can also be applied to determine whether individuals are full siblings, half-siblings, or unrelated. The analysis involves comparing the genetic profiles of the individuals in question.
ANCESTRY DNA TESTING
Price on Request
Ancestry DNA testing, also known as genetic ancestry testing or DNA ancestry testing, is a type of genetic testing that provides information about an individual's genetic ancestry and ethnic origins based on their DNA. These tests analyze the unique genetic markers present in an individual's DNA to provide insights into their ancestral origins, ethnic background, and genetic heritage.
Non Invasive Pre-Natal Paternity Testing
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Non-invasive prenatal paternity testing (NIPPT) is a method used to determine paternity between an alleged father and an unborn child during pregnancy without posing any risk to the fetus. This testing method relies on analyzing cell-free fetal DNA (cffDNA) present in the maternal bloodstream.
Immigration DNA Test
9,500.00
- Immigration DNA testing is a type of genetic testing used to establish a biological relationship between individuals for immigration purposes.
Cell Line Authentication DNA Test
9.500.00
Cell line authentication DNA testing is a process used to verify the identity and purity of cell lines used in scientific research, particularly in cell culture studies. This testing helps ensure the reliability and reproducibility of experimental results by confirming that the cells being studied are what researchers believe them to be.
Mitochondrial DNA Typing
17,500.00
Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) testing is a type of genetic testing that focuses on the analysis of DNA found in the mitochondria, the energy-producing organelles within cells. Unlike nuclear DNA, which is inherited from both parents and contains the majority of an individual's genetic information, mitochondrial DNA is inherited exclusively from the mother. This makes mtDNA testing particularly useful for tracing maternal lineages and studying population genetics.
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Know More About DNA Relationship Testing
What is dna relationship testing
DNA relationship testing, also known as genetic relationship testing or DNA profiling, is a type of genetic testing used to determine the biological relationship between individuals based on their DNA profiles. This type of testing can be used to establish various relationships, including paternity, maternity, siblinghood, grand parentage, and other familial relationships.
How is dna (relationship) testing done?
Here's an overview of how DNA relationship testing typically works:
- Sample Collection: DNA samples are collected from the individuals involved in the relationship test. Common sample types include buccal (cheek) swabs, saliva samples, or blood samples. Sample collection kits may be provided by the testing laboratory or healthcare provider.
- DNA Analysis: The DNA samples are analyzed in a laboratory to generate DNA profiles for each individual. This is typically done by extracting DNA from the collected samples and amplifying specific regions of the DNA using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) or other molecular biology techniques.
- Genetic Comparison: The DNA profiles of the individuals are compared to assess the degree of genetic similarity. Specific genetic markers, such as short tandem repeats (STRs) or single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), are analyzed to determine the likelihood of a genetic relationship.
- Statistical Analysis: Statistical methods are used to calculate the probability of the tested relationship based on the genetic data. The analysis takes into account the frequency of specific genetic markers in the general population and calculates the likelihood that the observed genetic similarity occurred by chance.
- Interpretation of Results: The results of the DNA relationship test are typically provided in a formal report, which includes information on the probability of the tested relationship. A high probability indicates a strong likelihood of the tested relationship, while a low probability suggests otherwise.
what is the purpose of dna relationship testing?
DNA relationship testing can be performed for various purposes, including:
- Paternity testing: Determining the biological father of a child.
- Maternity testing: Determining the biological mother of a child.
- Sibling testing: Determining whether individuals share one or both parents.
- Grandparentage testing: Determining the biological relationship between grandparents and grandchildren.
- Other familial relationships: Establishing relationships such as aunt/uncle, cousin, or half-sibling relationships.
- Ancestry DNA Testing
