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Category Archives: DNA Testing Texas
Misconceptions About DNA Testing
Endeavor DNA is not new to DNA testing in TX, and all of the odd questions we receive about testing myths. Understandably, TV and other influences have created some pretty interesting misconceptions about DNA testing that we would love to address and debunk.
Immigration DNA Testing: What You Need to Know
The U.S. immigration process can be complex. At Endeavor DNA, we do what we can to make it a little easier with immigration DNA testing.
Forensic DNA Testing Solves the Mysteries of the Past
Forensic DNA testing is used in much more than criminology. Read this to learn how archaeologists use DNA to unlock the past.
3 Reasons for Paternity DNA Testing
You might want paternity DNA testing for several reasons outside of child support. Here are just a few other reasons to get a paternity test.
What Your DNA Says About You
In recent years, DNA testing has advanced way beyond paternity testing and ancestry profiles.
What Can We Learn from DNA Testing?
Here is an overview of the two single profile DNA tests we offer at Endeavor DNA
3 Uses for Relationship DNA Testing
Here are three other reasons for relationship DNA testing.
Forensic DNA Testing Revolutionized Investigations
The classic whodunnit conundrum– was it the butler? Forensic investigations aren’t as magical as Hollywood television makes them appear. The truth this, it has been 30 years of science in the making.
4 Myths About Immigration DNA Testing and Visas
As experts in the industry, our team has heard it all. And, we’re here to set the record straight on the most common misconceptions around immigration visas.
DNA Testing: Peace of Mind vs. Court Admissible
Those who have looked into DNA testing for whatever reason probably came across two critical terms used in the industry: peace of mind and court admissible. While tests associated with these terms can determine the same thing (i.e., paternity, maternity, fidelity, etc.), the processes between peace of mind and court admissible DNA testing are different. […]
