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This test is designed to give a definitive answer about the
relatedness between an individual and an alleged close relative (grand
parent, uncle, aunt, niece and nephew)
Price: £425; Additional person -
£130 Turnaround: 2-4 weeks after receiving the samples Accuracy: varies between 1% and 99% depending on the degree of kinship between the alleged relatives and some other factors. To order the test please click here Cousin Testing The test determines whether two individuals could be first cousins. Price: £450; Additional person - £130Turnaround: 3-6 weeks after receiving the samples Accuracy: Results may vary between 1%-100% in accuracy however, the conclusive range is >80% inclusion and <20% exclusion. To order the test please click here Half Siblingship / Full Sibling Ship Testing This test determines whether two individuals have one or both parents in common. Price: £360; Additional alleged sibling -
£100 This test is performed to determine whether the twins are identical or not. To conduct the test DNA samples are required from both twins. Price: £250 This test determines how closely two male individuals are related in a parental linage by analysing the Y-chromosome (which is transmitted by father to all his male descendants) . Using this test it is possible to support or disprove a direct male-to-male linkage between two males Price: £230
per person This test determines how closely two individuals are related in a maternal linage by analysing mitochondrial DNA (which is transmitted by mother to all her offspring) . Using this test it is possible to support or disprove a direct female-to-female linkage between a female and a male or two females. Price: £250 per person |
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