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Can post-mortem estate testing be done even if the deceased did not store a sample?

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Can post-mortem estate testing be done even if the deceased did not store a sample?

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Depending on the alleged relationship between the claimant and the deceased, it may be possible to test known siblings, children or parents of the deceased in comparison to the claimant. Alternatively, it may be possible to collect and test a known sample from the deceased including autopsy or pathology samples or personal possessions.

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