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For an invasive prenatal paternity test, a small volume of fluid is collected from the pregnant mother’s womb through amniocentesis. The child’s sample can alternatively be obtained through chorionic villus sampling (CVS), where tissue from the placenta is collected. The amniotic fluid or CVS sample is used to obtain the child’s DNA profile and compare it with the alleged father’s sample. The mother’s sample is also collected.
The alleged father’s and mother’s samples are preferably obtained using buccal (mouth) swabs.
Amniocentesis and CVS are associated with risks. Anyone considering invasive prenatal testing should first consult an obstetrician-gynaecologist or family doctor. The non-invasive prenatal paternity test is an alternative that does not require an invasive procedure.
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Blood sample from the pregnant mother and a mouth swab from the alleged father are needed for the non-invasive prenatal paternity test. For the invasive prenatal test, amniotic fluid or a CVS sample from the mother and mouth swabs from the mother and alleged father are required.
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KIBS and our work in DNA and genetic testing have featured in Kenyan media.
Daily Nation explores the growth of paternity testing in Kenya and the increasing demand for DNA testing services.
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