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Discreet Samples
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Normally, most DNA tests require a simple mouth swab from which a DNA profile is extracted. Discreet samples can be used when it is not possible to collect a sample with an oral swab. People might be deceased or absent. In such cases, most DNA companies offer testing of discreet samples which include hair or blood. There are numerous samples that can be used and extracting DNA is not always successful depending on the sample used and the amount of DNA present in the discreet sample. Discreet samples come at an extra cost and may be subject to certain laws in certain countries. The DNA testing company you select will advise you appropriately on these issues. When using discreet samples, it is important to note that success rate does not refer to the result of the test but to whether the provided samples will yield enough DNA for testing to be completed. A more informative article on discreet samples can be found by clicking discreet DNA samples. Return to the DNA Testing Glossary Main Page
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