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Legal Y-Chromosome DNA testing

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  Y-Chromosome DNA testing is one of the best ways to use modern science to prove the biological relationship between a son and his father. This test is very effective to prove the biological relationship between two males. But why only males? Well, the Court Admissible DNA testing for paternity only tests males because of the presence of the Y chromosome. The y chromosome we are talking about is usually inherited by a son from his father. The process of this phenomenon barely causes any changes in the y chromosome. This means it is practically passed down without any changes from grandfather to father to son and so on. Females on the other hand do not possess this chromosome. They get X chromosomes, which means they do not meet the criteria to perform Y-Chromosome DNA testing . Are there any drawbacks to this test? Yes, the minor inconvenience that comes with this testing is that it does not tells with precision the relationship between two males. It can only detect the common Y-STR

DNA Facts that will amaze you!

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  We all are already aware of the many uses of DNA testing, and its uses and applications. Even if you don’t I am sure you at least know about the Paternity test. The full extent of the potential of DNA testing is still unknown. But even today with the technology we have there are many benefits of home dna paternity testing . It majorly helps in the field of health & science. The progress in biotechnology and gene therapy is no more than a miracle. Many studies even give us a way to find a cure for deadly diseases and corona is one simple example of that. Only the help of biotechnology and our knowledge of how virus DNA works allowed us to discover a vaccine for the coronavirus.   Some of the most common ways in which the DNA test helps us in day-to-day life are the following:   ·       Paternity DNA Test: One of the most common uses of DNA testing is paternity tests. Paternity tests are majorly done for two reasons, determination of the father & peace of mind. If

Things to know about Electronic DNA Facial Point Connectivity and Ancestry DNA Face Matching

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  Things to know about Electronic DNA Facial Point Connectivity and Ancestry DNA Face Matching   With so many people opting for Face DNA tests, you need to know about some basics of the test. In the Face DNA test, the system uses a picture of the client to determine Ancestry and paternity but it can’t be compared to the blood or saliva DNA tests. This is because in a blood test or mouth swab the experts detect your genetic makeup and use your DNA alleles and markers with the help of their system called a polymerase chain reaction. They use genetic-based data to determine your Ancestry. But in Electronic DNA Facial Point Connectivity and Ancestry DNA Face Matching, the professionals can’t use that deep of research into a person’s internal DNA pattern through a computer. In Electronic DNA Facial Point Connectivity “EDFPC” and DNA Face Matching the experts calculate the facial patterns which can or can NOT be passed from an alleged relative. These patterns are used to determine paternit

Immigration DNA test | Face DNA Test

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  What is an Immigration DNA test? o    Immigration DNA test is a maternity, paternity, or kinship test which is performed at the order of the United States Embassy, Department of Homeland Security, or the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).   ·          What is this test used for? o    This test is used when you need to officially verify your family members to help them apply for a visa and, ultimately, citizen status. The findings will be forwarded to immigration officials. It is critical that you select a laboratory that is certified by the American Association of Blood Banks. All components of the immigration testing procedure, such as appointment scheduling, should be handled by the AABB accredited laboratory rather than a third party. ·          How is the sample for the test collected? o    Usually, the sample is collected by rubbing the inner side of your check or buccal cavity using a cotton swab. This sample is collected under the supervis