What is in the Test Report?

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What is in the Test Report?

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The genetic profile of the child is inherited half from the mother and half from the father. Therefore, the genetic characteristics of the child which are not present in the mother are inherited from the father.

If the alleged father shows these characteristics, he is the biological father (COMPATABILITY), otherwise he is excluded as the biological father (NON-COMPATABILITY).

At the end of the process, a Test Report is issued, which indicates whether or not the man who carried out the test is the biological father.

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