Open on Evenings & Holidays! Extended And Flexible Hours!
* DNA Testing for Immigration
* Paternity Testing
* Maternity Testing
* Deceased Paternity
* Forensic Testing & Much More!
AB DNA Testing Services
63-11 Queens Boulevard
Woodside NY 11377
Phone: 718-701-0292
Fax: 718-458-9700
BUSINESS HOURS
Monday: 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Tuesday: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Wednesday: 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Thursday: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Friday: 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
* After Hours: Weekends by appointment only *
Welcome to the Best DNA Testing in NYC!
We offer New York’s BEST AND MOST AFFORDABLE DNA TESTING with a full range of services to verify family relationships.
All Specimen Collectors Are AABB Certified
Our staff members have undergone AABB Relationship Testing Collection Training and Certification and are AABB registered sample collectors for relationship testing purposes and are included on the list of qualified collection suppliers given quarterly to AABB Accredited Relationship Testing Laboratories worldwide. AABB Certificates available to view on demand.
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We are open on evenings & holidays!
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Why are we the best?
See the many reasons below:
We specialize in the following types of DNA tests:
• Paternity • Maternity • Grand-parenting • Sibling Relationship • Biological Relationship Studies • Twin Studies • Deceased Paternity • Forensic Testing • Child Identity Testing Ancestry • Family Tree and Genealogy Testing
EXPERT DNA TESTING SERVICES AT THE LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE!
* EVEN LOWER PRICE THAN HOME DNA KITS.
* NO HIDDEN COSTS – Collection kits, photography, and fingerprinting all included.
* 99.9% (OR GREATER) ACCURACY AND AABB CERTIFIED.
* FINAL RESULTS ARE PRESENTED IN A NOTARIZED DOCUMENT IN A CLEAR AND CONCISE FORM.
* ALL RESULTS ARE COURT ADMISSIBLE.
* OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
* NO REFERRALS NECESSARY!
* FAST AND PAINLESS SAMPLE COLLECTIONS, USING BUCCAL (Mouth) SWABS.
* SPANISH, PORTUGUESE, FRENCH AND CREOLE SPOKEN.
* PLEASE SEE TRANSLATIONS OF OUR SERVICES IN: SPANISH, BENGALI, URDU, CHINESE AND NEPALESE!
* OPEN SATURDAYS & Sundays!
Located In Woodside Queens, easily reachable from all boroughs (Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx and Staten Island), Westchester, Nassau and Suffolk. 4 Blocks from No. 7 Train (Flushing Line) and Long Island Railroad.
Has your petition been denied? Did you miss your deadline?
Call us. We have found that in many cases, our personalized service can overturn your denial. We will call the passport office or immigration dept. for you and plead your case over phone verbally.
90% of time they will revoke your denial, as long as you get the required information to them quickly.
AB DNA TESTING SERVICES
63-11 Queens Boulevard
Woodside NY 11377
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718-701-0292
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AB DNA Testing Services offers a full range of DNA testing services using the most highly qualified AABB-Certified DNA testing laboratories in the country.
For New York residents, DNA testing has to be performed by a physician or legal entity (court, USCIS, US Embassy or Consulate).
AB DNA TESTING SERVICES offers a “One-Stop Shopping” service since we have a doctor on the premises who will perform the test. We are open 7 days a week, including weekends.
We are AABB registered DNA sample collectors. AABB certificates available on request.
Other doctors will charge a fee just for the office visit. We do not charge a fee for our on premises doctor visit. Save money and call for an appointment today!
Monthly Archives: January 2015
DNA Testing for Diseases
DNA testing for diseases (or molecular testing) can help determine your genetic predisposition for many important health conditions including cancers, cardiovascular conditions and diabetes. For many people, knowing which genetic disorders and diseases they are at risk from will allow them to plan to avoid or reduce it by making lifestyle changes. DNA testing for disease can be done to help determine if you are genetically predisposed for:
The purpose of DNA testing for disease is to let the person being tested know if mutation predisposing to or causing 
the specific condition or disease are present. It is important to understand that due to the complexity of DNA testing for disease and the significance of the test results, you may want to consult your doctor or a genetic counselor before making any medical or lifestyle changes and for further medical evaluation.
How DNA Testing for Disease is Based
The DNA test for disease is based on the study of SNP (Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms). It is very successful at identifying DNA markers associated with diseases or conditions. It is important to keep in mind that rare variations that affect certain diseases may not be covered by a SNP test as they still have not been discovered or because their incidence is uncommon.
What to Expect from DNA Testing for Diseases
Genetic testing consists of a mouthwash or blood test for the DNA testing lab. Analysis of the sample can determine if you inherited a gene mutation that may contribute to the disease being tested for.
A genetic predisposition report will be provided to you by the DNA testing center. It is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not replace the advice or services of a doctor.
Where Can You Get DNA Testing for Diseases?
DNA testing for diseases can be performed at most DNA testing centers. It is important to make sure that you choose a testing center that will provide security of any information and hygienic collection of DNA samples you provide.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment with the top DNA testing for diseases center in NYC.
Ancestry Genetic Testing: It’s all Relative
Most people become interested in Ancestry Genetic Testing when they are trying to establish familial relationships with people who may be related. Another reason for ancestry genetic testing involves genealogists who explore the story of populations as they came to be, migrated and their relation to other groups.
What is Ancestry Genetic Testing
Genetic ancestry testing is a way for people interested in family history (genealogy) to discover information beyond what they can get from relatives or from historical documentation. Information about DNA variations can provide clues about where a person’s ancestors might have come from and about connections between families.
A small saliva sample is all that is usually needed to get the DNA information needed to perform an ancestry genetic test.
Different Types of Ancestry Genetic Testing
There are three common types of ancestry genetic testing. Each test is set up by a DNA testing lab to gather certain information based on the need by test participants. For example, some people may need proof of genetic ties between families, while other genetic testing may be geared towards distinguishing ethnic backgrounds. The three tests include:
- Mitochondrial DNA testing:Mitochondrial DNA testing can be useful for genealogy because it preserves information about female ancestors that may be lost from family records. The loss happened because women in previous generations traditionally changed their surname when they married. This type of DNA testing identifies genetic variations in mitochondrial DNA. Mitochondrial DNA, which is passed on from the mother and this type of testing can be used by either sex.
- Y chromosome testing: Y chromosome testing can only be done on males, as females do not have a Y chromosome. Passed exclusively from father to son, the Y chromosome test can be used to explore ancestry in the male line in a family. Often Y chromosome testing is often used to resolve questions on whether two families with the same surname are related.
Female family members interested in this type of genetic testing will need to bring aboard a male relative to have the genetic test done.
- Single nucleotide polymorphism testing: Typically used by genealogists, this test is used to evaluate large numbers of variations (single nucleotide polymorphisms or SNPs) across an individual’s entire genome. The results are compared with other test participants in order to provide a clearer picture of a person’s ethnic background. For example, the pattern of SNPs might indicate that a person’s ancestry is approximately 60 percent European, 10 percent African, 20 percent Asian, and 10 percent unknown.
This type of test is most often used by genealogists used because Y chromosome and mitochondrial DNA test results only single ancestral lines and do not give the whole picture of the ethnic background of a person.
Where can you get Ancestry Genetic Testing?
Ancestry Genetic Testing can be performed at most DNA testing centers. It is important o make sure that you choose a testing center that will provide security of any information and DNA samples you may provide.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment with the top DNA testing center in NYC AABB DNA TESTING.