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23rd September 2009
Paternity Testing – Are you raising someone else’s child?
Back in the 1700s, the best way to determine paternity was by a good hard look at the child, followed by a good hard look at the father. Enough coincidences and maybe a relationship could be... Read >
Author: wbdoyle13th March 2009
There are several ways that you can get paternity testing done, but what all the different avenues have is common is the fact that you need to feel secure with the facility that you pick regardless of whether you need DNA paternity testing that will be us... Read >
Author: Patricia Denny13th March 2009
There are several ways that you can get paternity testing done, but what all the different avenues have is common is the fact that you need to feel secure with the facility that you pick regardless of whether you need DNA paternity testing that will be us... Read >
Author: Patricia Denny17th January 2009
Providing Samples for a DNA Paternity TestMost laboratories prefer buccal swab for paternity testing. A cotton swab that looks very much like a Q-tip is rubbed in the mouth on the inside of the cheek. Loose cells are collected on the swab and they provi... Read >
Author: S-tec Motorsports17th January 2009
DNA paternity testing of related potential fathers is not uncommon, although paternity in such cases is more difficult to prove beyond doubt. It is frequently possible if the relationship is known prior to testing, though in some such cases other evidenc... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri09th January 2009
Summary: There's no doubt that the modern field of paternity testing specifically and dna testing in general has come a long way in the last few years. As evidenced by popular television shows and reports we read about in newspapers and online.
There'... Read >
Author: Patricia Denny31st December 2008
DNA Paternity Testing is now the most widely used method of confirming a biological relationship between an alleged parent and their siblings. There are essentially two types of tests you can perform. There is the ‘Court Admissible’ Test whereby the c... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri29th December 2008
A DNA grandparent test can be used to determine if a grandparent or grandparents are related to a child whose alleged parent (normally the father) is their biological parent. This type of test is mostly requested when the alleged parent is unable or unwil... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri21st May 2008
DNA tests are not usually mainstream news on the world’s media, but that isn’t to say there aren’t important or high profile DNA testing cases to report. In fact, over the last few decades DNA testing has played a growing role in the way we analyse... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri21st May 2008
DNA testing is an most widely known for its use in DNA Paternity testing, which is most commonly used for the identification of a biological relationship between an alleged father and child.
However, DNA testing has also been adapted more recently to ... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri21st May 2008
Anna Nicole Smith was one of contemporary America’s most controversial figures, never far from the tabloid headlines. A model by trade, she first shot to fame in 1993 in Playboy, and began to build her career from there. Amongst several of his controver... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri21st May 2008
DNA testing is a vital tool in establishing the true owner of genetic material, or in resolving disputes as to parentage such as in the case of DNA Paternity Testing. But it is also of use in a more social context – in the sphere of solving crime and d... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri02nd April 2008
The Twin Zygosity DNA test can determine whether twins are identical or fraternal. Understanding whether a twin is identical or fraternal is not always easy due to possible similar physical resemblance even between fraternal twins. The only way to precise... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri01st April 2008
DNA paternity testing is the most popular genetic testing service, and helps in establishing the paternity of not only a child but of an unborn fetus. Most DNA paternity tests are 99.9% accurate and can be used for legal purposes as well.
DNA testing i... Read >
Author: Gurbaksh28th March 2008
DNA testing is becoming more and more popular as a way of catching criminals and establishing family relationships (usually in the context of paternity through DNA paternity testing). But why is it that DNA testing specifically is favoured over blood tes... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri28th March 2008
DNA testing is one of the most conclusive ways available to determine paternity of any given child. By taking a sample of DNA from both the alleged father and from the child in question, high-tech DNA profiling techniques are used to match reference point... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri28th March 2008
DNA testing is most accurate method for confirming biological relationships between individuals. The most common form of testing nowadays is DNA Paternity testing, which is done to confirm the relationship between an alleged Father (and sometimes Mother) ... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri20th February 2008
The Y chromosome DNA test can be useful in certain cases where a normal DNA paternity test cannot be performed. The Y chromosome is present only in males and passed on through the male lineage of a family, that is from father to son to the grandson and so... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri06th November 2007
Whilst the awareness about DNA Paternity testing has greatly increased throughout most of the world, there is still a lot of information about the test that is not known.The following are the five top things to know about a DNA Paternity Test:1. Most accu... Read >
Author: Kevin Camilleri08th January 2007
The popularity of DNA paternity testing continues to grow in our society. Some observers have expressed concern about the emotional and financial impact of DNA paternity test results on young children. Paternity can now be determined before a baby is born... Read >
Author: James Nardel31st August 2006
DNA paternity testing has been a virtual godsend for many fathers or potential fathers over the years, and a curse for others. While once in the realm of science fiction, it is now possible to prove conclusively, one way or the other, if a man is indeed t... Read >
Author: Christy Berger11th July 2006
Part Two of a two-part series about the legal implications of DNA paternity testing
Waking the Deadbeats
On the other side of the paternity claim coin, is the unfortunate instance in which a legitimate father attempts to disclaim respo... Read >
Author: 10x Marketing28th June 2006
Part One of a two-part series about the legal implications of DNA paternity testing
While laws currently vary among states, one common thread connecting cases involving custody and child support is the need to establish proof-of-relationship. In t... Read >
Author: 10x Marketing16th June 2006
Legitimate DNA paternity testing establishes legal proof-of-paternity/non-paternity for a variety of legal applications, including child support and custody cases. The process, though subject to stringent collection standards, is still painless, and relat... Read >
Author: 10x Marketing05th March 2006
DNA paternity testing in its purest form is the application of DNA technology to provide information about the parentage of an individual (usually a child). The mother of the child is rarely disputed, and most of the time DNA testing is requested to inf... Read >
Author: Peter Vine05th May 2005
The dawn of the DNA test
Back in the 1700s, the best way to determine paternity was by a good hard look at the child, followed by a good hard look at the father. Enough coincidences and maybe a relationship could be proposed. A hundred years later, eye... Read >
Author: Tom LeBaron
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