How accurate is DNA Paternity testing?
A DNA paternity test is the most accurate form of paternity testing possible. If the DNA patterns between the child and the alleged father do not match on two or more DNA probes, then that alleged father is 100% excluded which means he has a 0% probability of paternity–he cannot be the biological father of the child.
• DNA Paternity Testing is 100% conclusive. • DNA testing from a scientific perspective provides results of 99.998% confirming that a biological relationship exists this is called an inclusion. • DNA testing from a scientific perspective provides results of 100% confirming that a biological relationship does not exist, this is called an exclusion. Why Use a NATA Accredited Facility? • A NATA accredited facility is required to demonstrate to an independent, expert assessment team that the facility has all the elements in place to deliver a competent testing or inspection service. It must also demonstrate that it has the systems in place to ensure ongoing compliance with NATA’s requirements, for further information on NATA click here • Once NATA accredited, the laboratory is re-evaluated periodically to ensure its continued compliance with requirements, and to check that its standard of operation is being maintained. The laboratory may also be required to participate in relevant proficie
