DNA PRENATAL PATERNITY TEST

The DNA Prenatal Paternity Test is a non-invasive genetic test that determines the biological relationship between an unborn child and an alleged father using maternal blood and the father’s DNA sample. It analyzes cell-free fetal DNA (cfDNA) circulating in the mother’s plasma and compares specific genetic markers to the alleged father’s profile to calculate a probability of paternity. This method is safe for the fetus, eliminates the risks associated with invasive procedures, and is performed by certified laboratories to ensure accurate and reliable results.

This test is commonly used by expectant parents seeking early confirmation of paternity for peace of mind, family planning, or legal purposes while maintaining privacy and convenience through safe home blood collection in Dubai. It is suitable for pregnancies meeting the laboratory’s minimum gestational age and for fathers willing to provide a reference DNA sample (buccal swab or blood). Results are reported with a calculated probability of paternity and supporting documentation that can be provided confidentially and, where required, in formats acceptable for legal use in the UAE.

• Cell-free fetal DNA (cfDNA) markers
• Maternal plasma DNA profile
• Alleged father's autosomal DNA markers
• Short Tandem Repeat (STR) loci analysis
• Combined Paternity Index (CPI) / Probability of Paternity

• From approximately 8 weeks of gestation, depending on laboratory capability
• If you want a safe, non-invasive paternity option without CVS or amniocentesis
• When the alleged father can provide a buccal swab or blood sample
• Prior to birth for family planning, custody, or legal documentation
• When confidential, at-home collection and discreet reporting are required

• Non-invasive and safe for fetus and mother
• Home blood collection service available across Dubai
• High accuracy from certified laboratory analysis
• Confidential and discreet sample handling and reporting
• Clear probability-based result, with legal-grade documentation if needed

• Maternal blood sample (venous blood, collected at home or clinic)
• Alleged father's DNA sample (buccal swab or blood)
• Minimum gestational age met (typically from 8 weeks) and informed consent
• Valid ID and completed consent forms for testing and reporting in UAE