ANCESTRY DNA TESTING

Do you wonder which geographic area you ancestors came from?

Wonderful things can be found out with DNA Testing.

Let's take a magical trip to your ancestors.

Maternal Ancestry Testing (mtDNA)

The mtDNA comparison DNA test, also known as a maternal lineage test, can confirm your relationship to long-lost relatives and possible ancestors through the maternal/female line. This test is used to support or disprove a direct maternal connection between 2 or more participants (male or female).

Paternal Ancestry Testing (Y-STR)

The paternal relative (Y-STR) comparison test, also known as a paternal lineage test, can confirm your relationship to long-lost relatives and paternal ancestors. Often used to provide additional evidence in difficult paternity cases in which the alleged father is not available for testing. This type testing is among 2 or more male participants.

Call our case managers for more details.

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		ANCESTRY DNA TESTING Do you wonder which geographic area you ancestors came from? Wonderful things can be found out with DNA Testing. Let's take a magical trip to your ancestors. Maternal Ancestry Testing (mtDNA) The mtDNA comparison DNA test, also known as a maternal lineage test, can confirm your relationship to long-lost relatives and possible ancestors through the maternal/female line. This test is used to support or disprove a direct maternal connection between 2 or more participants (male or female). Paternal Ancestry Testing (Y-STR) The paternal relative (Y-STR) comparison test, also known as a paternal lineage test, can confirm your relationship to long-lost relatives and paternal ancestors. Often used to provide additional evidence in difficult paternity cases in which the alleged father is not available for testing. This type testing is among 2 or more male participants. Call our case managers for more details.