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1.
What is DNA?
DNA is the genetic substance within the human
chromosomes that carries the hereditary instruction
for producing proteins. All human beings bear
a basic resemblance to one another because of
their shared human heredity. Each individual inherits
a different combination of traits, such as height,
hair, eye and skin color. Chromosomes consist
chiefly of protein and a substance called deoxyribonucleic
acid, commonly known as DNA.
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2.
Why is it important for a parent to have their
child's DNA?
Each person's DNA genetic makeup is different
and unique. This is an excellent way to identify
your child. This is the definitive means of identification.
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3. Does it take
long to take your child's DNA?
In less than thirty minutes you can collect your
child's DNA. You do have to allow the buccal swab
collection to adequately dry from two to four
hours. This will obtain a viable DNA sample that
lasts forever.
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4. How do I store
DNA?
You can store all this vital information is Dr.
Peter's Child Identity Kit container in a safe
location away from sunlight and heat.
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5. Why do we need
fingerprinting?
Just as no two people have the exact same DNA,
such is true for fingerprints. They are our calling
card for life, from the time you are born. Law
enforcement agencies worldwide recognize fingerprinting
as a means of identification.
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