To include Training, Workshops and online tuition

to help in the application of DNA sequencing in Human Identification

in criminal cases or

to provide evidence for immigration, paternity or genealogical purposes.

For use in Court, samples collected at home have been regarded as inadequate, since this requires tests to be performed in nationally accredited laboratories, where a chain of custody, and continuity of evidence can be sustained in law. For example, the New York State Department of Health prohibited any DNA testing without a full chain of custody and a request from a physician or other authorized official.
In some states, these laboratories provide documentation so than the latter conditions are met. Only web-sites offering these facilities should be included in the category Forensic_Science.

DNA testing has largely replaced the identification by immunochemical methods of blood from species other than humans.

For research laboratories working on bird and mammal genes

see Science: Biology: Genetics: Eukaryotic: Animal.

For those interested in sequencing of entire DNA

see Science: Biology: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology: Biomolecules: Nucleic Acids.