Your Complete Resource for Accurate DNA Testing
What is DNA Testing?
DNA testing is a scientific process that matches a person's DNA to the DNA of another person or a group of people. A DNA match conclusively establishes paternity or other familial links. Various types of DNA testing can also identify health risks or determine ancestry.
Each cell within the body contains a complete sample of our DNA. It is actually a genetic code that is as unique as a fingerprint. Uses of DNA testing include proof of identification or parentage for legal purposes, discovering family or genetic histories, or obtaining specific information such as proof of infidelity.
It is critical to obtain accurate DNA testing for verifiable results. DNA People Diagnostics exceeds the industry quality standard and collects twice as many samples and runs them twice through two different analyzers for 100% accuracy. No DNA test can provide better results or more accurate DNA testing, and we guarantee the most conclusive results in the industry.
Types of DNA Testing
- DNA paternity testing
- Useful for identifying the biological father to establish parental rights. Accurate DNA testing can facilitate immigration, adoption, obtaining social security or inheritance, and can help provide health histories.
- Prenatal paternity tests
- Prenatal paternity testing establishes the father's identity before a child is born.
- Ancestry DNA testing
- With ancestry DNA testing, you can discover your family's heritage or establish links with family members.
- Adoption DNA testing
- A DNA paternity test is useful for identifying a biological father to prevent parental challenges to an adoption or to provide important medical history for the child.
- Genetic DNA testing
- DNA genetics tests help determine potential risks for a variety of medical conditions.
- Grandparent DNA testing
- DNA testing for families can establish a genetic connection to establish grandparent rights, confirm family heritage, or determine paternity when the father is not available for testing.
- Twin DNA tests
- Without a conclusive DNA test, it's impossible to know for certain whether a set of twins is identical or fraternal. Twin DNA tests provide the answer.
- Infidelity testing
- When you need to know for sure, infidelity testing will ensure your peace-of-mind.
- DNA profiling
- DNA profiling techniques are used for identifying children to protect them in case of an abduction or as identification for a variety of civil or legal matters.
- Sperm viability tests
- A sperm viability test is useful for establishing infidelity and can identify DNA from a variety of objects.
Methods of Collection
Legal DNA Tests:
In order for DNA testing to meet legal requirements, the laboratory must be certified, and accurate DNA testing results must be documented through strict chain-of-custody procedures. An authorized professional collects the DNA samples and verifies identification of the tested individual for all types of DNA testing.
Our selected labs are fully AABB certified for parentage testing and ASCLD accredited for forensic testing for accurate, legally defensible results. In addition, they are accredited by the College of American Pathologists, the New York State Department of Health, the CLIA, and ACLASS Accreditation Services. All results are completely confidential.
Home DNA Test Kits:Discreet, affordable home DNA testing kits are convenient when the result does not need to be legally verifiable. Once you submit a specimen to our lab, we conduct the test in the same manner as a legal DNA test for 100% accurate DNA testing. It is not necessary to obtain consent for testing when using home DNA test kits.
Prenatal Paternity Testing:Prenatal paternity testing examines DNA before the baby is born to identify the father. A physician will obtain a sample of the mother's amniotic fluid and submit it to our lab.
DNA People Diagnostics is the nation's premier DNA testing center. Professional, accurate DNA testing is now available at an affordable cost. We provide a lowest price guarantee with no hidden fees. In addition, we test up to 29 markers to produce the highest possible probability indicators.
Contact our office to talk with one of our DNA case managers for more information or to find out which types of DNA testing are most appropriate for you.
