Description
The genetic fingerprint of an individual is unique, and remains unalterable. throughout life and after the death of a person, so that serves to reliably identify individuals. The accuracy and reliability of these analyses allows their usefulness in forensic genetics, for the identification of individuals, inclusion or exclusion of suspects.
It is also used for the identification of human remains; for carrying out paternity/maternity or parentage tests for their immediate use or to be used at a later date, when necessary, to perform tests in order to establish; family origins, etc.
Proof of interest in: newborns; adoptions; wills and testaments/inheritance; missing persons; professionals at high risk of catastrophic accidents; and; mass graves.