by AlphaBiolabs | Apr 19, 2017 | DNA Testing, Paternity Testing
A scientist has joined forces with a religious scholar to try and find a DNA sample from Jesus himself. Geneticist George Busby, from Oxford University, travelled to Israel and the Black Sea in order to search for a genetic link to Jesus Christ. Working with Pastor...
by AlphaBiolabs | Mar 16, 2017 | Alcohol Testing, Company News, DNA Testing, Drug Testing, Legal News, Paternity Testing, Workplace Testing
AlphaBiolabs will open its doors to another Walk-in Centre on Wednesday 15th March 2017, making it more convenient and affordable for our customers to supply their clients’ samples for legal DNA, drug and alcohol tests. The new Walk-in Centre located at Osborne...
by AlphaBiolabs | Jan 16, 2017 | Paternity Testing
A government decision to disregard fathers’ DNA when identifying the victims of a disaster has raised concerns about paternity fraud in Kenya. In December an explosion involving a fuel tanker on a road in Naivasha in Kenya left 43 people dead. The National Disaster...
by AlphaBiolabs | Jan 4, 2017 | DNA Testing, Legal News, Paternity Testing
The first baby with DNA from three parents could be born in Britain next year as the procedure has been given approval. Last week the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) decided it would allow fertility clinics in the UK to apply for permission to...
by AlphaBiolabs | Nov 30, 2016 | DNA Testing, Legal News, Paternity Testing
A US judge has threatened a laboratory employee with jail due to long delays in DNA testing. The results of a DNA test are needed as evidence in an American criminal trial for rape, which was scheduled to start next month on December 15. However the lawyers involved...
by AlphaBiolabs | Nov 23, 2016 | DNA Testing, Paternity Testing
DNA tests could be used to check up on fish populations in the sea Denmark scientists think. DNA samples taken from underwater can help researchers monitor how many fish are there and what types are present without having to physically catch them. The technique...
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