DNA Profile Test
DNA profile test is a test of obtaining DNA profile information, which is an individual’s unique genetic type, through an individual’s DNA analysis. Individual DNA profile is genetic information data that can be used for personal identification. It is a genetic test with powerful identification ability that can be used to identify infants, toddlers, children with disabilities, or dementia patients.
DNA is a genetic substance that carries genetic information. Everyone inherits DNA from their parents and has a DNA profile, which is a unique genetic pattern that distinguishes each other. DNA profile is unique genetic information and a combination of genes with a series of repetitions that can be used to identify a person. DNA profile test analyzes the genes that exist in the individual’s noninformative genetic areas to identify a person based on gene identification. Individual (one person)’s DNA profile test can be used for personal identification. As for infants and toddlers, by knowing the DNA profile information of your child through the DNA profile test, you can find your child through the genetic database in the unlikely event of losing your child. Dow Gene DNA Testing Company performs genetic tests based on the CODIS genetic marker, which is used by the US FBI. We are a KOLAS internationally accredited testing institution that has introduced the testing quality management system to ensure accurate quality control throughout our testing procedures.
Blood, hair with root, oral epithelium, saliva, bloodstain, toothbrush, hand, bodily fluid-stained clothes, chewing gum, cigarette butt, etc.
The peaks of each locus from the DNA analysis data refer to the genotype capable of personal identification. The combination of such genotypes is the DNA profile.
| STR locus | D3S1358 | D5S818 | D7S820 | D8S1179 | D13S317 | D16S539 | D18S51 | D21S11 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DNA Profile | 14/15 | 11/11 | 10/11 | 13/13 | 11/11 | 11/12 | 15/19 | 30/30 |
| STR locus | Amelogenin | CSF1PO | FGA | TH01 | TPOX | vWA | D2S1338 | D19S433 |
| DNA Profile | XX | 10/12 | 23/24 | 8/9.3 | 8/8 | 17/18 | 19/23 | 14/15 |
The combination of numbers obtained from the DNA profile can be used for personal identification such like a resident registration number. Because the nongenetic information areas are tested, it is irrelevant to specific genetic diseases.