DNA Test Cost in India

What is a DNA Test?

A DNA test is a laboratory analysis of a person’s DNA. DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid, is the genetic material that determines a person’s physical characteristics and inherited traits. There are several types of DNA tests available, including:

1. Paternity testing: Compares the DNA of a child to that of an alleged father to determine if the man is the biological father of the child.

2. Maternity testing: Compares the DNA of a child to that of the alleged mother to determine if the woman is the biological mother of the child.

3. Sibling testing: Compares the DNA of two or more individuals to determine if they are full siblings, half siblings, or unrelated.

4. Ancestry DNA testing: Analyzes a person’s DNA to determine their ethnic and geographical origins.

5. Medical DNA testing: Analyzes a person’s DNA to identify genetic predispositions for certain medical conditions.

DNA samples for testing can be collected through a simple cheek swab or a blood sample. The results of a DNA test are typically given in the form of a probability or a statistical match.

A paternity test is a medical test that determines the likelihood that a man is the father of a particular child. The test involves taking a sample of DNA from the potential father and the child.

Most of the Labs conduct paternity tests with 16-21 markers, but we at DNA Labs test 24-46 markers and attain an accuracy of 99.99%

When to go for Paternity Test?

Paternity testing can be especially important when the rights and duties of the father are in issue, and a child’s paternity is in doubt. With the latest advances in genetic science, it’s no longer necessary to visit a doctor to undergo DNA paternity testing.

If you need results for any legal reason such as child support or custody, then you should order a legal paternity test instead.

DNA Test Procedure

DNA matching techniques to identify someone’s father DNA paternity testing is the use of DNA profiles to determine whether an individual is the biological parent of another individual.

All that’s needed to perform a DNA paternity test is a DNA sample from the possible father, the child in question, and the mother of the child (her participation is optional, but recommended).

Paternity testing involves collecting and examining the DNA of a small sample of bodily fluid or tissue from a child and the alleged father. Most commonly sampled are blood and cells from the inside of the cheek.

These samples of DNA are then examined and will determine if the alleged father and child have enough matching DNA to have a biological relationship.

What kind of sample is required in a paternity test?

DNA is present in most of our body’s cells. A small sample for testing can be obtained from several bodily sources. Blood, Rooted Hair, Saliva and Nails are accepted as samples . For Legal Purposes, only blood is accepted.

What is the price of Paternity DNA Test?

How many days are required for the outcome of the results?

It would take 10-12 working days for the outcome of the results. We use 24 markers to establish the biological relationship and each sample is tested twice to obtain the most accurate result. The results will be sent to you via email.

Home DNA Paternity Testing Kit :

For a home test, you can order a DNA test kit online. When you get a kit, you have to pay for the kit and then send the swabs directly to the lab and can pay the rest of the money before sending for process sampling.

When ready, the results report is sent to your email address. At-home  DNA tests provide the same information as a legal DNA test, but they are not intended for use in a court of law and are not considered court-admissible.

Where Do You Get a Legal DNA Paternity Test Done?

If there is any chance the results might be needed for legal purposes, a legal test should be performed. DNA Labs India uses the same testing technology for both legal and non-legal testing. For Legal purposes, we would require a court order letter.

When should I purchase a legal paternity DNA test?

To satisfy the chain-of-custody legal requirements, all tested parties have to be appropriately identified and their specimens collected by a third-party professional who is not related to any of the tested parties.

Legal DNA tests performed for use in a court case, such as child support or immigration, require a legal chain of custody and testing in an accredited laboratory.

DNA test results are legally admissible if the collection and the processing follows a chain of custody. Once the results of the legal DNA test are provided, they may be used as evidence wherever needed.

How to book an appointment for a Paternity DNA Test?

You can either book the test online or can call us to book your test, and a free home sample collection will be provided to all our clients.

How to Interpret Results of a Paternity Test ?

The result will only show two possibilities, one is 0%, and the other is 99.99 %. If your results say 0%, then you are not the biological father, and if it says 99.99%, then you are the biological father.

For example, a CPI of 43,110,000 means there is a 43,110,000 to 1 chance that someone other than the man who was tested is the biological father.

When DNA test results are used for legal purposes, such as child support, social security, or custody matters, ” legal ” DNA tests are required.

How accurate are paternity tests?

DNA paternity testing can show that a man is highly likely to be the father with about 99.9% accuracy, or that he is excluded as being the father with 100% accuracy.

If the DNA patterns between mother, child, and the alleged father match on every DNA probe, the likelihood of paternity is 99.9 per cent.

Many labs test 21 or fewer loci (also known as genetic markers). However, DNA Labs tests 24 markers , which provides a median combined paternity index of greater than one billion to one for standard cases.