DNA Testing

Service Description

DNA testing, also known as genetic testing, analyzes an individual's genetic material to identify genetic variations, mutations, and ancestry. It has a wide range of applications in healthcare, forensic science, genealogy, and personal interest. Types of DNA Tests: Paternity and Relationship Testing: Confirms biological relationships between individuals. Diagnostic Testing: Identifies genetic disorders and conditions. Carrier Testing: Determines if an individual carries a gene for a genetic disorder, which could be passed to offspring. Predictive and Presymptomatic Testing: Assesses the risk of developing certain genetic conditions in the future. Pharmacogenomic Testing: Guides personalized medical treatments based on genetic makeup. Forensic Testing: Matches DNA from crime scenes with potential suspects or identifies remains. Ancestry Testing: Traces lineage and identifies ethnic background through maternal (mitochondrial DNA) and paternal (Y-chromosome) lines.