MadSci Network: Genetics |
A friend had a DNA paternity test done on a child in which the results came back 93% that he could be the father. There was one part of the dna that did not match. He was told that you needed only 2 that didn't match to be excluded from being the father. My question is that if the mother of the child slept with his younger brother could it be possible that the child could belong to his brother with the % being that close?
Re: Dna testing on a child and the % of results between brothers being the dad.
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