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 친자확인 유전자검사 개인확인용 개인확인용 친자확인 검사의 정의 개인확인용은 말 그대로 " 개인이 친자인지 안닌지의 여부를 확인만하는 검사이며 이 검사의 결과지는 법적인 효력이 없습니다." 검사방법도 간단하게 검체를 확보 후 등기나 택배로 보내면 머리카락의 경우 다음날이면 결과를 알 수 있습니다.  검체의 종류 1. 머리카락 (모근이 붙어 있어야 검사가 가능합니다.) 2. 면봉 (볼 안쪽을 면봉으로 문질러서 상피세포 체취) 3. 사용하던 칫솔 4. 손톱, 발톱 친자확인 유전자검사 개인확인용은 결과지가 %(퍼센트)로 발급이 되지않습니다. 검사가 각각의 분석지가 따로 발급이 되고 거기에서 유전자의 일치 여부를 확인해 봅니다.  친자확인 윤전자검사 의뢰시.... 친자확인 신청서 작성요령.  위에 빨간 칸 안쪽만 적어주시면 됩니다.  친자확인검사 동의서 작성요령 친자확인 검사 동의서도 역시 빨간색 부분만 수정하셔서 작성하시면 됩니다. 준비하신 검체와 위 친자확인 신청서와 동의서 이렇게 준비하셔서 신분증 사본과함께 등기로  보내주시면.........끝 입니다.  친자확인 유전자검사 문의상담 010-8420-1529  카톡상담. 아이디 d n a t e s t  #친자확인, #유전자검사,#친자확인검사

This is the event for this weekend! BTS, the South Korean boy band which is a hit the world over, is releasing its new album long-awaited by its fans. On the program: 20 songs, including a duet with Sia and a collaboration with Troye Sivan. In the last issue of Okapi, we had fun reminding you of all the records held by this group! But K-Pop, it's been 10 years since it exploded! This new musical style filled with boy bands, girl bands, singers, rappers, chores, kawaii clips, love songs ... has already conquered Asia and the United States. . For fans and those who are not yet, Okapi has decided to present their five favorite K-Pop groups to you. EXO This group of lovers found success with the hit "Call Me Baby" released in 2015, which won everything in terms of awards. Latest record validated by the Guinness Book: they won 23 Daesang (the most prestigious musical award in Korea). Since the release of their 3rd album, the group has taken a darker and more melancholy turn. W

Traditional Asian culture, rich in temples and the like, is not lacking even in South Korea. Korean temples are mainly Buddhist and in the same metropolitan city of Seoul, we can find several.  There is something for all tastes: large and small, anonymous or more flashy. In this article we recommend some of the most beautiful temples in Seoul, not to be missed if you are traveling to the Korean capital. Jogyesa  The first temple we tell you about is Jogyesa. It is centrally located, not far from the Gyeongbok-gung royal palace, and is the most famous in the city. It is easily accessible by public transport and a striking feature are the various gift shops linked to Buddhism that surround it, making us understand that we are on the right path. It is always decorated with colored lanterns and is therefore very impressive in the evening when they are lit. In the courtyard of the temple, there is also a pagoda tree, typical of many Buddhist temples and considered a good omen. Bongeunsa  Bo

Anyone who approaches Korean culture for one reason or another will sooner or later find themselves talking about a particular topic, which is compulsory military service.  But why is it that young people who have just graduated in Korea are still forced to do so today? What exactly is this duty to the country, and what repercussions does it have on mass culture? Let's try to find out together what military service in Korea consists of. How long has military service been in Korea? The Korean Military Service has been declared binding officially in 1957 and sees its basis in the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. The Constitution was promulgated in 1948, and it is possible to find Article 39, which states that every citizen has the obligation to devote himself to national defense under pre-established conditions. From that time until today it has never been interrupted and has gradually become an integral part of Korean society. It must be said that nowadays this type of duty fo

The Hallyu, the new wave of South Korea that generated film cult products - from A Bittersweet Life in Oldboy and Man From Nowhere - also expands to music and television: the boy band idol like BTS now sell more of the Beatles and the "k-drama" - the series - produced in the last two decades are among the most followed in the world. South Korean television production is very rich and conceiving a ranking of the ten seminals requires a demanding selection; the following is based on the packaging of the show, the quality of the writing, the skill of its performers, the exemplary value and availability: from the k-drama of national channels, to private free and pay, from the most recent to the most dated, from fantasy to historians passing through comedy, romance, teen and political, these are the best series produced in South Korea ever. (2016, TvN) Also known under the international title of Guardian: The Lonely and Great Godis the story of a general, Kim Shin, of the Goryeo d

2020 has just ended and it's gone, leaving us with positive and negative memories as well as a long list of K-dramas. It is therefore the right time to take stock of the situation: what were the best K-dramas of 2020? We offer you five. 1. Crash Landing On You One of the first K-dramas that 2020 gave us is Crash Landing On You (original titl). It is a drama that has been very successful both at home and abroad due to the particularity of its plot. In fact, it begins by telling the story of a woman who, paragliding in an area not too far from the border with North Korea, is suddenly overwhelmed by a whirlwind and miraculously wakes up alive and… in North Korea . And it is from here that the whole plot develops, introducing North Korean characters who had never been seen on southern TV. 2. Itaewon Class Immediately after Crash Landing On You there was Itaewon Class taken from the webtoon of the same name. It tells the story of a boy who has lost everything due to the arrogance of a r

K-pop, or Korean pop, is a genre of music that from the borders of South Korea, the country where it was born, has rapidly spread among teenagers all over the world.  The secret of his success lies in his ability to combine music, dance, visual arts, and fashion within the same performance. Its protagonists, called 'idols', are beautiful and the choreographies they engage in are alluring and fun. These ingredients have made hordes of very young people fall in love with Korean pop, but also older people, who follow their idols with adoration. The beginnings  Early nineteenth-century - The first Korean pop songs are traced back to the last twenty years of the 1800s and then flourish again, after the end of the two World Wars, in the 50s and 60s. During this period Korean music was influenced by rock and folk music from the United States. It is only since the 90s of the last century, however, that we can speak of K-pop in the strict sense. And more precisely with the debut of the