How to do paternity testing with a high accuracy rate?

Many couples lack trust and have some doubts about where their children will go. This is when a paternity test can be done. Paternity testing can be done by drawing amniotic fluid for testing or by using the child's blood. Generally, such detection rate is basically certain.

1. Can a fetus be used for paternity testing?

Can. Fetal paternity testing uses DNA analysis technology to identify the biological father of the fetus. The fetal paternity testing sample requires about 5 ml of amniotic fluid from a pregnant woman who is 12-26 weeks pregnant. The amniotic fluid is required to be transparent and contain no red blood cells. Blood samples from the mother and suspected father were also provided.

2. Is the accuracy of fetal paternity testing high?

Accuracy rate: 99.9999%. Now, drawing amniocentesis for paternity testing is a mature technology. The key is that drawing amniocentesis has high requirements and can only be done in Grade 3A or above hospitals.

3. Prenatal paternity test:

"Prenatal paternity testing", also known as embryonic paternity testing or fetal paternity testing, refers to the use of genetic technology to identify the genetic father of the fetus. When the genetic father of the fetus is unknown, "prenatal paternity testing" can extract cells from the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman and confirm the father-son relationship by identifying the fetus's DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid).