The DNA test compares the sizes of chosen genetic
markers between the samples being investigated. Each
DNA marker contains two alleles, one inherited from the
biological mother and the other from the biological father.
The DNA test finds out whether there is at least one match
out of the two alleles on the same marker from the
compared samples. In a Paternity test, the Paternity Index
(PI) is a statistical measure of how strongly a match using a
particular marker indicates paternity.


The PI’s of the markers are multiplied with each other to
generate the Combined Paternity Index (CPI). This gives
“the overall probability of an individual being the biological father of the tested child relative to any random
man from the entire population of the same race.” (Universal Genetics DNA Testing Laboratory). “The
CPI is then converted into a Probability of Paternity
showing the degree of relatedness between the alleged
father and child.”


Universal Genetics DNA Testing Laboratory, for example, “
always achieves a 0% probability of paternity if the tested
man is not the biological father and at least 99.9%
probability of paternity if the tested man is the biological
father. Both results are conclusive to prove or disprove
paternity.”


Universal Genetics DNA Testing Laboratory, as a standard
laboratory, also issues a Chain-of-Custody Testing Result.
The customer receives the following information:

1. All tested parties’ names as shown on their IDs
presented at specimen collection

2. Listing of each tested party’s individual DNA profile

3. A Combined Paternity Index

4. A Probability of Paternity

5. A statement of conclusion

6. Copy of chain-of-custody documents including clients’
IDs, consent forms, and photos.

SOME COMMON USES OF LEGAL PATERNITY TESTS

In a world of poverty, too many women are abandoned to
struggle alone with providing all that it takes for a child to
survive and even thrive. The child’s father is comfortably
at large enjoying his own life in “peace”.

It often happens in Nigeria and other parts of the world
that when a well-to-do man dies, there is confusion and
strife over sharing of his property. Questionable claimers
arise from nowhere insisting on their “inheritance”.
Indeed some of them appear with physical semblance to
the deceased to the shock of the known and established
relations.

Some babies unfortunately are born with no name of
Father for their birth certificates.

Child support claims, determining eligibility for
inheritances, and listing a father’s name on a birth
certificate are recognised common uses of paternity tests.
These issues can be resolved through a Legal DNA
Paternity Test. A legal DNA paternity test costs more than
a non-legal DNA paternity test due to the additional
requirements involved.


A non-legal paternity test is also known as a home or
peace-of-mind paternity test and does not need official
notarization. You can do it yourself by purchasing a home
DNA paternity test online. From the kit sent to you, you
collect the specimens by simply rubbing a swab on the
inside of your cheek as well as that of other parties to be
compared in the test. You mail back to the lab all the
swabs in sample envelopes following instructions provided. The results will include the same information as a legal DNA paternity test without notarization. Typically, it takes under a week for the lab to complete the job. Non- legal paternity tests, though accurate, cannot be used in court. If you want to present in court, ask for a Legal Paternity Test. (to be concluded).





Source: http://thenationonlineng.net/understanding-the-dna-test-result/

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Na to go do DNA immediately my wife deliver




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burantashii:

Wow very inspiring....oga 2el well done

Na to go do DNA immediately my wife deliver




Cc:
lalasticlala

Do d needful

Lol....what if the test result dosnt turn out to positive what what will u do ??

i don do my own GOD WIN

have learnt something....