What standards are used to ensure paternity tests are performed correctly?
We follow the standards set forth by the American Association of Blood Banks (AABB) for performing DNA paternity tests Because we use 16 genetic markers, paternity test results usually are completely definitive. In the case of any ambiguities (perhaps caused by a poor sample), tests are repeated. We offer an Accuracy Guarantee. We employ specific procedures to protect against switching of samples and to maintain the confidentiality of our customers.
• What is the difference between an AABB accredited paternity test and an unaccredited paternity test? • What age can DNA testing be done? • What about blood testing for DNA tests? • Must all the blood samples be collected at the same time? • How to find whether the twins are identical or fraternal twins? • What exactly is DNA? • What is DNA fingerprinting? • What is DNA Paternity Testing? • What sort of samples are required for DNA Paternity Testing? • How do DNA Tests work? • What are the applications of DNA Testing? • How accurate is DNA-Based paternity testing? • Do I need permission from a doctor or lawyer to have a paternity test done? • Who has to have a sample taken? • What if one of the parents is deceased? • Is there any legal confidentiality policy adopted in America that ensures privacy of DNA testing results? • How is Red blood grouping testing and HLA testing different from DNA paternity testing? • Can DNA testing be done before the baby is born? • Can I preserve DNA samp
