What Samples are Needed for a DNA Paternity Test?
A DNA paternity test requires a biological sample from the child, the alleged father, and optionally the mother and in most cases, a simple cheek swab is all that is needed. Well that’s good news. No needles, no trips to the hospital, no complex processes. The sample collection is easy, non-invasive, and in real life. This blog gives you the details on which samples work and why some methods are preferred, as well as special situations (such as prenatal testing). What Types of Samples Can Be Used for a DNA Paternity Test? The most commonly used sample is a buccal […]