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What is involved in a genetic reconstruction case, and who needs to be tested?

April 26, 2017Case genetic involved Needs reconstruction tested

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What is involved in a genetic reconstruction case, and who needs to be tested?

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If one party is deceased or unavailable, other family members can provide a DNA sample to help reconstruct the DNA the person in question could have contributed. Multiple family members are necessary including parents, full or half siblings, or children of the person in question. The cost of the genetic reconstruction is dependent upon the number of family members available for testing. DNA Bioscience should be consulted for further questions regarding reconstruction by calling 0845 408 2084.