Paternity testing provides scientific evidence of whether a man can be a child’s biological father. Paternity is determined by comparing the child’s DNA with the DNA profile of the alleged father. The most common sample type is a buccal swab. This sample is collected using a cotton swab that is gently rubbed on the inside of the cheek.
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Results for the prenatal paternity test are generally returned in about 10 days once testing has begun. If the man tested is determined not to be the biological father, then the report shows a 0% probability of paternity. If the man tested is considered to be the biological father, the report shows a 99.9999999% probability of paternity
Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Test (NIPPT) can determine the fetal paternity, which gives patients accurate paternity answers as early as 7 weeks of pregnancy without any risk to the baby or to themselves.
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