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AABB - Certified DNA Parentage Testing	Post Mortem DNA, Cremains HM	Expert Witness Services
U.S. Consulate Approved Immigration DNA Testing	Infidelity Testing for Heterosexual and Homosexual Couples	Hair / Urine Street Drug Testing
Hair Testing for Nutrients, Toxins, Poisons, Heavy Metals	Poison added to food or drink	DNA - Cremains -  Bones -Teeth - Autopsy
DNA Extractions/Profiles - Private - Forensic	Date Rape Drug Detection, Hair, Urine	Siblingship DNA Evaluations

 

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*The Carlson Company LLC serves our local geographic area with DNA sample collection services at home including

• Colorado Springs, Widefield, Security, Manitou Springs, Woodland Park, Falcon (including all military and government installations)   

• Pueblo

• Woodland Park

• The Greater Denver/Boulder area

• Greeley

• Ft. Collins

• Longmont

• Loveland

    * Sample collection services for other Colorado destinations are available upon request.

    *If you are not included in our local service area we can assist you with your sample collection needs nationwide or worldwide. 

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Attention New York State Residents: New York State Law requires that all DNA paternity tests including a participant in the State of New York must include a Doctor's prescription (or a court order) and a documented chain-of-custody for all the specimens. Personal and/or anonymous DNA testing is prohibited in the State of New York. 

If I only knew? Is this a question you keep asking yourself?  Isn't time for you to capture the peace of mind you need and deserve? Man Women Why DNA testing is the right choice for your offspring, your relationship, your marriage, yourself. No longer will you be asking yourself, "If I only knew?"  Now you can find answers to your DNA questions that have gone unanswered for to long.  Finally, peace of mind for you, your offspring, and your family through DNA evaluation. The Carlson Company helps you find answers to your DNA questions by offering  .  .  . FREE Consultation FREE DNA sample collection kits Affordable pricing for accurate, reliable, test results with short turn around times.  Accuracy is what it's all about. Outstanding client service E-Z to read DNA reports Accuracy of 99.9999%.  Highest degree of scientific accuracy for the industry Legally binding results accepted by the courts in conjunction with, "chain of custody" procedures in support of paternity (child support) suits. Our testing laboratory is accredited through The American Association of Blood Banks (AABB)-The National Forensic Science Technology Center and the New York State Department of Health Fast turn around times, your test results will be returned to you in 3-5 business days following sample arrival in our lab.  Express service is available. DNA sample collection centers nationwide. Our DNA collection centers act as official witnesses to meet "chain of custody" requirements mandated by the courts if you are considering a paternity suit.  We will assist you with the location of a test center near you.* Our clinics offer E-Z walk in service.  Appointments are seldom required.  Please call our office for the sample collection center address near you.   Depending on your location, a DNA specialist may be able to come to your office or home to collect legally binding buccal samples.

Colorado law allows for various types of evidence to establish paternity.  Evidence relating to paternity may include:

• evidence of sexual intercourse between the mother and alleged father at any possible time of conception;
   
• an expert's opinion concerning the statistical probability of the alleged father's paternity based on the duration of the mother's pregnancy;
   
• genetic test results, weighted in accordance with evidence, if available, of the statistical probability of the alleged father's paternity;
   
• medical or anthropological evidence based on tests performed by experts; and
   
• all other evidence relevant to the issue of paternity of a child.

While there are many types of evidence that may be utilized to establish paternity, the most precise and definitive method available for determining parentage is through genetic (DNA) testing. Everyone is born with a unique genetic blueprint known as DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid.) Because DNA is passed down from mother and father to child, DNA Identification of genetic markers provides a conclusive way to determine biological relationships. By comparing the DNA profiles of the mother, father, and child, the genetic relatedness of a group of individuals can be determined. DNA testing has been shown to be as high as 99.99% accurate.

Colorado law provides that, in any action or proceeding where paternity is at issue, the court may, at the request of either party or on its own accord, require the child, mother and the man to submit to appropriate parentage tests including genetic (DNA) testing. A laboratory accredited by the secretary of the federal Department of Health and Human Services must conduct such testing.

In the past several years, DNA testing has become inexpensive and is usually considered by the courts as conclusive evidence. Due to advances in technology, DNA testing can now be completed within a few days and some laboratories will even make house calls to take samples. DNA samples were originally obtained by drawing blood samples. Although some laboratories still do this, most now obtain DNA samples by buccal swabs of the cheek cells in the mouth. Thus, testing for young children is much less invasive than it once was and DNA testing can be accomplished on anyone regardless of age.

If paternity is an issue in your case, it would be wise to request that genetic (DNA) testing be ordered by the court to conclusively determine the issue of paternity. In most cases, this will conclusively resolve the issue. The Court will then be free to move on to determine issues such as parental responsibilities, parenting time, and child support.

Typical sperm cell - The unique building blocks of our physiology. Each of us are independently identifiable by our DNA characteristics.

Typical DNA Molecule

A must read for fathers and alleged fathers about child support

A second must read for fathers and alleged fathers about child support

Alleged father innocent?     - This article presented with the permission of Wendy McElroy - 08/25/04

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By definition a nucleic acid that carries the genetic information in the cell and is capable of self-replication and synthesis of RNA.  DNA consists of two long chains of nucleotides twisted into a double helix and joined by hydrogen bonds between the complementary bases adenine and thymine or cytosine and guanine. The sequence of nucleotides determines individual hereditary characteristics.

Stated simply, each parent provides a set of 24 chromosome cells that carry the genes and function in the transmission of hereditary information to the offspring. The genes contained within the chromosomes are the building blocks of the offspring and are responsible for all inherited characteristics.  Each offspring or child has a unique DNA identity just as their parents. Therefore a highly probable identity of the mother, father, offspring and other genetic relationships of relatives can be mapped with an extreme degree of accuracy, about 99.9999%.  DNA tests are conducted for a number of reasons such as paternity or maternity, adoption, evidence for child support, for immigration records, forensics, infidelity, homo and hetero sexuality determination and others. DNA testing can give you the Peace of mind you deserve.

 

Collecting and submitting your DNA samples

The collection of DNA samples for testing is simple and painless.  If you are seeking DNA answers for your own personal information a buccal or a cheek sampling is fine which can be quickly taken in the privacy of your home or office by using the free kit that we provide and simply submit the sample to our DNA testing lab.  We provide Airborne Express envelopes for this purpose with all shipping prepaid to and from our test lab.  A cheek (Buccal) sample is the collection of saliva from both lower jaw cavities of the mouth on separate cotton swabs.  Should you require the samples for use in a legal matter you will need to make a brief visit to one of our convenient medical collection centers located near you. This will insure what the "chain of custody" as required by the courts will be maintained. The center collects the sample and therefore acts as an official, legal, witness as to the samples authenticity. A recent picture of each individual being tested must be provided with your sample submittal.  The testing center will normally take a quick Polaroid to accompany the sample (s) being submitted to the test lab for evaluation. The easiest way to get started is to call our office now at 1-866-889-3410 (toll free). 

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DNA Testing for possible infidelity usually requires the submission of articles of clothing, hairs with follicles attached, semen samples, blood, skin cells, saliva, lipstick, make up and many others. Should you discover a potential infidelity sample you wish to have evaluated be sure to retain the same in a paper container, e.g. bag or envelope to minimize contamination.  Please avoid the use of any plastic storage bags or containers. We suggest that you submit the sample or samples as soon as possible to protect the sample integrity for DNA evaluation. DNA is not only a very effective choice for paternity and forensic matters but quite conclusive for the establishment of spousal or partner activity related to infidelity.  The infidelity may occur as a part of any social relationship including a husband and wife, a girlfriend or boyfriend, and same sex relationships.  What should you consider as as an acceptable DNA sample for evaluation? After unprotected sex, sex without the use of a condom or diaphragm, all women experience a condition known as flow back.  This flow back typically causes a women to secrete small amounts of semen from the vagina for a period of up to 72 hours following intercourse.  During sexual activity, with or without intercourse, semen stains may also be deposited on various items such as sheets, towels, tissues, carpeting, upholstery and a list of many others.  Dried semen can remain on unwashed articles for many years and in most cases semen stains are easily recognizable giving the material in question a stiff, starchy, feeling and appearance.  These traces of dried semen are like glue and become locked into the fibers of the suspect article until the next time it is laundered.  Your wife or husband or any sexual partner may be bringing infidelity evidence home to you without even knowing it.  Other acceptable DNA evidence that may suggest infidelity includes hair samples ideally with the hair follicle in tact, skin cells, vaginal secretions, a glass with a suspect lip or fingerprint, stains on car seats or items of clothing and others. Evaluation of your submitted DNA samples will give you the answers and peace of mind you deserve.  If you wish you can remain anonymous by using an assumed or pen name as your identifier through the sampling and evaluation process.