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From what samples is it possible to extract DNA?

April 26, 2017dna Extract possible samples

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From what samples is it possible to extract DNA?

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Human DNA can be extracted from any body fluid or tissue (saliva, semen, blood, hair, nails etc.). DNA can also be extracted from any item that is contaminated with body fluids (chewing gum, cigarette butts, sanitary towels etc.) Please refer to our Alternative DNA Sample section and review our Non-standard DNA sample price list to see what is acceptable for DNA testing.

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Human DNA can be extracted from any body fluid or tissue (saliva, semen, blood, hair, nails etc.) Also DNA can be extracted from any item that is contaminated with body fluids (chewing gum, cigarette butts, sanitary towels etc.) Please refer to our DNA Forensics secton and review our Non-standard DNA sample price list to see what is acceptable for DNA testing.

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Human DNA can be extracted from any body fluid or tissue (saliva, semen, blood, hair, nails etc.) Also DNA can be extracted from any item that is contaminated with body fluids (chewing gum, cigarette butts, sanitary towels etc.) Please refer to our DNA Forensic Testing secton and review our Non-standard DNA sample price list to see what is acceptable for DNA testing.

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Human DNA can be extracted from any body fluid or tissue (saliva, semen, blood, hair, nails etc.) Also DNA can be extracted from any item that is contaminated with body fluids (chewing gum, cigarette butts, sanitary towels etc.