Paternity Test Nigeria - Lagos Island

A paternity test works by comparing a child’s DNA profile with that of an alleged father (and often the mother as well). Because a child inherits half of his or her DNA from each biological parent, such a comparison reveals whether the child could have inherited DNA from the alleged father. When individuals are biologically related as parent and child, their DNA profiles show predictable patterns of genetic inheritance.Peace of mind paternity testing, also called private or in-home paternity testing, is characterised by the self-collection process. We send sample collection kits to the tested parties, and they perform their own buccal swabbing to collect their DNA samples.
A DNA paternity test–private or legal—requires the participation of a child and an alleged father, at a minimum. If the child’s mother is available for testing, we encourage her to participate as well. When the mother contributes a DNA sample, the laboratory can eliminate her contribution to the child’s genetic profile and focus on whether the child inherited DNA from the tested alleged father. A paternity test that involves a child, a mother, and an alleged father is commonly known as a trio.

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Grandparent DNA testing (or grandparentage DNA testing) from Paternity Test Nigeria can help you answer nagging questions about your family relationships.
A grandparentage test can determine whether a child is biologically related to a set of grandparents. The test is often performed when a child’s alleged father is unavailable for paternity testing and the child’s grandparents have doubts about whether the child is truly related to them.
A grandparent DNA test is based on the fact that a child inherits half of his or her genetic profile from each biological parent. When one of a child’s parents is missing or deceased, we can look to the grandparents to determine if they contributed DNA to the child’s genetic profile (presumably through the missing or deceased alleged parent).