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DNA testing can be used to determine paternity by collecting samples from an individual and their alleged father to match their DNA sequences. Paternity tests have a 99.5% success rate of identifying the biological father by comparing the paternal sequence to the father's genome. DNA testing is also used for genealogy studies to find relationships and common ancestors within populations by linking ancestry up to 150,000 years ago, as well as determining the gender of an unborn baby by searching for the presence of a Y chromosome after 6 weeks of pregnancy.
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1. Paternity testing involves analyzing genetic markers from the mother, child, and alleged father to determine paternity. Key genetic concepts include obligate paternal alleles, paternity index, and combined paternity index.
2. Mathematical calculations are used to either exclude a man from paternity or provide an estimated probability of paternity. This probability takes into account the genetic evidence from testing as well as a prior probability of paternity.
3. Multiple genetic systems are tested, and the paternity index for each system is multiplied to obtain the combined paternity index, which provides a stronger measure of genetic evidence for or against paternity.
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Noninvasive prenatal testing using cell-free fetal DNA from maternal plasma can accurately detect fetal trisomies 13, 18, and 21 with a detection rate over 98% and low false positive rate. This technology provides an effective screening option for high-risk women but should not replace diagnostic testing and has limitations. It is not recommended for low-risk women or multiple gestations without more data. Positive results require invasive diagnostic testing for confirmation and counseling, while negative results do not ensure a healthy pregnancy. Informed consent regarding benefits and limitations is important.
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This document discusses prenatal diagnosis, which involves procedures to diagnose genetic abnormalities or structural issues in an embryo or fetus. Prenatal diagnosis allows for timely medical care or decisions about continuing the pregnancy. It outlines common indications for prenatal diagnosis like advanced maternal age or family history of issues. Methods described include invasive tests like amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling, and non-invasive options like ultrasounds and blood tests. The purposes and uses of prenatal diagnosis are to provide counseling, treatment options, and prepare parents for any health problems identified before or after birth.
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- 2. • A paternity DNA test is usually used in order to ascertain who the biological father of an individual is. This is done with the help of DNA testing where samples of an individual’s DNA are collected and then matched with those of his alleged father/mother. • It is important to understand here that all individuals inherit an equal amount of genome sequence from each parent.
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