ALL LAB dna TESTING SERVICES in Sacramento

 Court Admissible Paternity Testing: Ensuring Legal Certainty 

  If you need legal DNA testing, you’ll need to bring valid photo identification with you to the appointment. Each test takes about 15 minutes to administer, along with signing the chain of custody procedures and taking photos of the tested parties.

 Find out if you are the father of the child. 

 Non-legal also known as informational tests, or peace of mind tests do not include a chain of custody form, no ID is needed, we take the DNA samples and send them to our accredited partner labs. 

 Is Your Partner Cheating? Get the Truth. 

 If a parent of a child wants to confirm their biological grandparent status and the father is unavailable or unwilling to take a paternity test, grandparentage DNA testing can provide the answers 

 The word “avuncular” means “of or relating to an uncle.  The avuncular DNA test compares the genetic profiles of a child and another individual to establish a biological uncle-niece or aunt-nephew relationship.

 A sibling DNA test can establish whether two or more people are full siblings, half-siblings, or not related at all. 

Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) Testing: Tracing Your Maternal Lineage

Mitochondrial DNA is exclusively passed down from mother to child, regardless of the child's gender. This unique characteristic makes mtDNA an invaluable tool for tracing maternal lineage.

 While healthcare professionals can sometimes make educated guesses about whether twins are identical or fraternal based on factors like the placenta, a definitive answer often requires DNA testing. While visual observation can sometimes suggest whether twins are identical or fraternal, a DNA test provides definitive answers. At Mobile Rapid DNA, we offer accurate twin zygosity testing to understand your twins' unique genetic makeup. 

 Y-STR testing is utilized to determine whether two males share the same paternal lineage. This type of DNA test is based on the unaltered passage of the Y chromosome from father to son across multiple generations. As a result, only males can undergo Y-STR testing, as females do not possess a Y chromosome. 

  If you are trying to prove a relationship between an alleged biological mother and a minor or adult child, we are here to help