DNA Tests
Test X
Description
- A method, the groundwork of which is laid down by the achievements in the sphere of the genetics
- It gives information about a common biological father of female persons with different biological mothers
- It gives information about a common biological mother of female individuals with different biological fathers
- It analyses the X - chromosome in different DNA - areas of the sample taken
- One of the X - chromosomes is passed on from father to daughter
- There is certain information being rendered about through DNA-analysis:
- A common biological father (the individuals tested are sisters) - one and the same X-chromosome in the DNA structure in the persons being examined
- Different biological father (the individuals tested could be sisters, but with a different biological father) - different X-chromosome in the DNA structure in the persons examined
- Common biological mother (the examined persons are sisters) - one and the same X-chromosome in the DNA structure in the persons being tested
- Different biological mothers (the individuals tested could be sisters, but with different biological mothers and a common biological father) - a different X-chromosome in the DNA structure in the persons being examined
- Statistical success of the method – up to 99%
Results and analysis
- Depending on the kind of the test, there is information with different precision ratebeing rendered:
- Test X1 - confirms or rejects the possibility that two or more female persons have a common biological father with up to 90% precision.
The test can be performed with no presence of biological material from the mother
- Test X2 - confirms or rejects the possibility that two or more female persons have a common biological father with up to 95% precision.
The test can be performed with no presence of biological material from the mother
- Test X3 - confirms or rejects the possibility that two or more female persons have a common biological father with up to 99% precision.
The test must be performed with presence of biological material from the mother
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