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Viability paternity test

June 9th, 2008

The viability paternity test is normally performed in rare cases  on samples  which have been collected in case the father has died or got missing. It this case , preserved  samples of any part of the dead father  such as the hair, blood, or tissues are used for the paternity test . Viability paternity tests is usually done after some information has been known prior to the test. Such information that must be supplied include; The age of sample, the storage or preservation method used for the sample, the size of the sample to be used, the name of the medical personnel that will conduct the paternity test, the contact address where the test will be conducted and many more.

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