Forensics DNA Analysis

Journey Genetic Testing provides several types of comparing and matching DNA specimens using biological and non -biological samples. Forensic DNA Testing is the most accurate method of learning the truth using genetic evidence. Each person’s DNA is their genetic fingerprint, and this brings helps to determine a person’s identity, maternal/paternal relationships, cases of infidelity, genetic mutations and more.

Why Choose A Forensic DNA Analysis?

• Infidelity Tests: This is a DNA study to confirm whether or not your partner is being unfaithful. The test uses one or more DNA samples (collected from the area in question) to confirm a genetic individual profile. Please note: All infidelity testing will require at least one biological sample from the person in question.
• Determine A Blood Relationship: Paternity or maternity testing uses the process of DNA profiling to conclusively find whether or not the testing man or woman is the biological father or biological mother of a child. This same concept applies to a sibling DNA test, a grandparent DNA test, as well as testing aunts or uncles using an avuncular DNA test.
• Discovering A Genetic Mutations: DNA mutation analysis is a detailed study of changes in your DNA that helps to understand the possibilities of genetic diseases that are common in a family. The purpose is to educate individuals so that they can modify their lifestyle for a stronger response. Genetic mutations are not a certainty that a disease will be encountered in the future.
• Uncovering The Cause Of Death: Identifying a cause of death for one or more people who lost their lives under sudden or unexpected circumstances.

You Can Reach Conclusions Based On This Report

A forensic DNA report lists the DNA samples that have been examined and analyzed. You will find that the results are based only on a comparison of known and unknown evidence samples. There are three possible findings of a forensic DNA test: a matching sample, a non-matching sample, and no DNA found on the sample sent for testing.

A match means that the DNA profile obtained from the evidence sample is consistent with the DNA profile obtained from the known reference sample (ie. suspect). A non-match means that an individual’s DNA profile is not consistent with the DNA profile obtained from the evidence sample. No DNA obtained means that we were unable to extract DNA from the evidence sample provided to us.

We currently provide two infidelity DNA testing options. If you have questions, one of our Genetic Consultants can provide information to assist you in deciding which option best fits your situation. Out consultation is free, our testing is private, and all aspects of your case is completely confidential.

Quality And Reliable Forensic Testing

You can find cheap self-test kits that are often sold by affiliate marketers (who may not know anything about DNA), or other online mass retailers. The problem with this low end tests is that they only look for the presence of a material that “glows” under a inadequate chemical or UV light. The truth is that many substances, like blood or urine, will look the same in this type of testing process. That is why these tests run a very high risk of reporting a false positive result. Of course that type of result will cause much more harm than good. Comparatively, our DNA infidelity test is a forensic process. Our DNA detection test produces a genetic individual DNA profile from the suspected stain or bodily fluid from the sample you provide. We can then compare this finding to a known profile, such as yours or your spouse’s, to verify your or exclude the possibility. Our test will give you proof of a DNA match.