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By Dr Tushar Chauhan October 03, 2022
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It tests the forensic samples from the crime scene and allows us to identify the criminal, biologically.
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This DNA test provides information such as ancestry, biological origin, recent day close relatives and other relevant information.
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This DNA test gives us information on the biological father of the suspect or child.
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This DNA test gives us information on the biological parents of the suspect or child.
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This DNA test checks STRs and VNTRs between two individuals or suspects for constructing biological relatedness or differences.
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This DNA test specifically and only tests the DNA of the Y chromosome. It creates a Y chromosome haplogroup and determines the individual's male lineage and ancestors.
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It tests DNA other than sex chromosomal DNA and allows us to determine and uncover the mysteries of the autosomal chromosomes.
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This test studies the mitochondrial DNA of a person and determines the maternal ancestors or maternal lineage of the same.
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A predictive genetic/DNA test determines the likelihood of a person acquiring a particular or group of diseases during their life.
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It tests genes associated with various cancers. It also indicates a stage of cancer or predicts the likelihood of acquiring one in the future.
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