http://www.easydna.ca/blog Blog on DNA Testing and Paternity Testing Fri, 18 Nov 2011 15:47:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.easydna.ca/blog/index.php/articles-about-paternity-testing/paternity-test-result-and-your-dna-samples/#comment-115 Justin Bieber Paternity Testing lawsuit dropped | easyDNA.ca Blog Fri, 18 Nov 2011 15:47:57 +0000 http://www.easydna.ca/blog/?p=50#comment-115 [...] be settled out of court- if that is, Justin Bieber agrees to it. It seems many are hopeful that paternity test results will clear the claims. Will Justin Bieber be carrying out a Paternity [...] [...] be settled out of court- if that is, Justin Bieber agrees to it. It seems many are hopeful that paternity test results will clear the claims. Will Justin Bieber be carrying out a Paternity [...]

]]> http://www.easydna.ca/blog/index.php/dna-testing-articles/gender-prediction-testing/#comment-114 Paternity Testing during Pregnancy | Invasive and Non Invasive Testing | easyDNA.ca Blog Wed, 16 Nov 2011 16:16:32 +0000 http://www.easydna.ca/blog/?p=116#comment-114 [...] line with non invasive prenatal paternity tests, are also non invasive gender prediction tests. The sex of the unborn baby can today be known not with a blood sample but with a urine sample. [...] [...] line with non invasive prenatal paternity tests, are also non invasive gender prediction tests. The sex of the unborn baby can today be known not with a blood sample but with a urine sample. [...]

]]> http://www.easydna.ca/blog/index.php/articles-about-paternity-testing/paternity-test-result-and-your-dna-samples/#comment-93 Cheat in a Paternity test| How do they do it? | easyDNA.ca Blog Wed, 19 Oct 2011 09:26:15 +0000 http://www.easydna.ca/blog/?p=50#comment-93 [...] [...] [...] [...]

]]> http://www.easydna.ca/blog/index.php/dna-testing-articles/the-male-lineage-test-y-str-test/#comment-63 Infidelity Testing| Learn more about Infidelity DNA Testing | easyDNA.ca Blog Wed, 03 Aug 2011 15:28:11 +0000 http://www.easydna.ca/blog/?p=59#comment-63 [...] in our body. It is found on both the X and the Y chromosome but displays a smaller peak on the Y chromosome when analyzed using the standard laboratory procedure for DNA analysis known as PCR- polymerase [...] [...] in our body. It is found on both the X and the Y chromosome but displays a smaller peak on the Y chromosome when analyzed using the standard laboratory procedure for DNA analysis known as PCR- polymerase [...]

]]> http://www.easydna.ca/blog/index.php/articles-about-paternity-testing/paternity-test-result-and-your-dna-samples/#comment-50 How to Collect DNA samples | easyDNA.ca Blog Thu, 09 Jun 2011 11:05:05 +0000 http://www.easydna.ca/blog/?p=50#comment-50 [...] samples you send it off for testing in the labs. If you do not carefully follow instructions, your paternity test result could well be [...] [...] samples you send it off for testing in the labs. If you do not carefully follow instructions, your paternity test result could well be [...]

]]> http://www.easydna.ca/blog/index.php/dna-testing-articles/the-male-lineage-test-y-str-test/#comment-49 Relationship DNA Test | easyDNA.ca Blog Thu, 09 Jun 2011 11:02:52 +0000 http://www.easydna.ca/blog/?p=59#comment-49 [...] [...] [...] [...]

]]> http://www.easydna.ca/blog/index.php/articles-about-paternity-testing/sibling-dna-testing/#comment-48 Relationship DNA Test | easyDNA.ca Blog Thu, 09 Jun 2011 11:01:48 +0000 http://www.easydna.ca/blog/?p=33#comment-48 [...] A sibling DNA Test: A sibling DNA test can clarify a number of issues such as whether you are full, half or no siblings at all. This test can thus tell you whether you share one parent or both parents or whether you have no parent in common. Often siblings seek such a test because they need to know whether or not they share the same father but their father is not available for the DNA test. Whenever the father is available for testing, your safest bet is a paternity DNA test as this is far more accurate and reliable than a sibling DNA test. [...] [...] A sibling DNA Test: A sibling DNA test can clarify a number of issues such as whether you are full, half or no siblings at all. This test can thus tell you whether you share one parent or both parents or whether you have no parent in common. Often siblings seek such a test because they need to know whether or not they share the same father but their father is not available for the DNA test. Whenever the father is available for testing, your safest bet is a paternity DNA test as this is far more accurate and reliable than a sibling DNA test. [...]

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