There are a lot of misconceptions and misunderstandings when it comes to DNA paternity testing and DNA sample collection. Weather the sample collection is clinical or done at home, there are a few things worth clearing up. First of all, … Continued
Identical, or monozygotic twins will have the exact same DNA as one another. This is because they came from one fertilized egg or ova that split. This fertilized egg already had the full genetic makeup of a human being. This egg then … Continued
A common myth regarding non invasive prenatal paternity testing is that blood is the only acceptable item you can submit for an alleged father’s DNA sample. There are many more options available. Several are often overlooked and can hold valuable … Continued