DNA Testing Forensics

1. DNA Testing in India In recent years DNA testing has become popular in India. As people are becoming more aware and can analyze the benefits of DNA testing. DNA testing is also known as DNA fingerprinting. It is called so since no two people would have the same DNA as in case of fingerprints. DNA testing in India can be done for various reasons. It can be done to detect criminals. It can also be done for immigration cases where there is need to prove relationship. It can also be done to test paternity. It is also useful in custodial cases. You can also get the test done to find your ancestral history. In case of criminal investigation, DNA testing plays a vital role. With such a vast population and a rise in crime cases, DNA testing plays a major role in India. Few years ago the case was different since there were fewer laboratories and the tests used to take a lot of time. Now, with improved laboratories and technique the results are much faster and reliable too. Only a small sample of blood, hair root, semen, or skin scraping is required. These samples are usually present on the crime site. The sample from the alleged criminal can be matched to come to a conclusion. DNA testing is also done in adoption cases, where the whereabouts of the child are not known. The parents want to get a DNA test done to know about any deformation in family lines. If there is any kind of abnormality in the family lines, it can be detected through DNA testing. Sometimes the abnormality is carried on to future generations in a sleep mode where it is not visible but may become active in future generations. A simple blood test or even a mouthwash can also be taken as a sample for DNA test. Saliva can also be used for sampling. DNA test is also done to find the identity of decomposed bodies. This may be in disasters or wars where body parts are available or the body is decomposed beyond recognition. DNA paternity test can be done to find the parentage, grand parentage or sibling. DNA testing in India can be done to find if the alleged person is the biological father of the child or not. If the alleged father is not willing to give samples then discrete samples like tooth brush can be used. This test may also be conducted in case of babies who were switched at birth. DNA of an unborn child can also be tested through invasive and non-invasive methods. The test for grand-parentage can also be done. In certain immigration cases, there is a compulsory requirement to get the DNA tested. This has to be done to prove relationship. In this case the reports of the DNA test can be submitted directly to the requesting embassy. The results of a DNA test are 100% reliable and affordable. The results are also available in a week’s time.

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