Betagenetics Siblingship Testing Tested Parties Thalassemia Mutation Detection Test

Betagenetics

We offer two types of DNA testing to assist in individuals to learn the answer to paternity, for their own purposes, rather than legal purposes. The B establishing paternity. The first type of testing, called the "Beta Test", offers a very cost effective way foetal Test is a "self-test" whereby individuals can collect their own specimens for testing, learn the answer to paternity, and do with the results whatever they wish, all for one very low price. Not everyone needs a paternity test for legal purposes, so the Beta Test gives those individuals a way to get the answer at a very reasonable price

Our staff works hard to make the DNA Identity Testing Center your choice of provider for all DNA testing services. We ensure superior quality, service and convenience to our clients. In our commitment to providing convenience, please know that we provide a free DNASwab^TM Home DNA Collection Kit for use in all types of private DNA tests.

Siblingship Testing
Siblingship tests determine whether two individuals are biological siblings. There are two types of siblingship tests. In a full siblingship test, the individuals know that they share one parent (usually the mother) and are taking the test to see if they also share the other parent.

Tested Parties
The two potential siblings are tested. We encourage the participation of any known parents to aid in the analysis. Siblingship tests can be complicated, depending on who are available for testing. The laboratory staffs at PaternityWeb are one of the few that have the expertise and experience required for accurate siblingship testing.

Thalassemia Mutation Detection Test
Thalassemia is an autosomal recessive disorder caused by the absence or reduction of beta-globin chain synthesis. In some populations glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency is also common. Together with partners Asper has developed a microarray-based assay for parallel detection of 90 common mutations from beta-globin, glucose 6-phosphate and delta-globin genes.