DNA - tests
Test Y

Description

A method, the groundwork of which is laid down by the achievements in the sphere of the genetics
It provides us with information about a common biological father of male individuals
It analyses the Y – chromosome in the DNA of the sample of the genetic material
Each Y - chromosome is being passed on from fathers to sons
Trough DNA analysis there is information being rendered about:
- A common biological father (the persons tested are brothers) - one and the same Y-chromosome in the DNA structure in the persons being examined
- A different biological father (the examined persons could be brothers, but with a different biological father) - a different Y-chromosome in the DNA structure in the persons being examined
Statistical success of the method – up to 99,99%

Results and analysis

Depending on the kind of the test, the precision of the feedback information varies:

Test Y1 - it confirms or rejects the possibility that two or more male individuals have a common biological father with precision up to 99,9%.
The test can be performed with no presence of biological material from the mother

Test Y2 - it confirms or rejects the possibility that two or more male individuals have a common biological father with precision up to 99,99%.
The test can be performed with no presence of biological material from the mother

Test Y3 - it confirms or rejects the possibility that two or more male individuals have a common biological father with precision up to 99,999%.
The test must be performed with presence of biological material from the mother