Behavior & Traits DNA Kits

DNA behavior and traits tests typically refer to genetic tests that examine an individual's DNA to gain insights into their behavior, personality traits, or other characteristics. These tests are based on the idea that certain genetic variations may be associated with specific behavioral tendencies or personality traits. It's important to note that while genetics can influence behavior and traits, they are not the sole determinants, and environmental factors also play a significant role. Explore how your genetics influence your personality, cognitive abilities, and other behavioral traits. Uncover the science behind what makes you, you.

There are different types of genetic tests that may be associated with behavior and traits:

1. Anxiety & Depression 5-HTTLPR Test: Do you have a family history of depression? You may have the "grouchy" gene linked to altered serotonin levels and an increased risk of anxiety and depression. Find out how with this DNA test. Detects the 5-HTTLPR variant of the SLC64A gene. People with "grouchy" gene have an increased risk of sad feelings, depression and anxiety. The "grouchy" gene may decrease your response to antidepressants.

2. DNA Warrior Gene Test: Is aggression your immediate response to stress? Are your business savvy because of your genes? Find out if you have the "warrior" gene linked to impulsive aggression and making successful business decisions. Detects the "warrior" variant of the MAOA gene. DNA changes lead to lower levels of MAOA enzyme. Men are more likely to be affected than women.

3. Wanderlust Gene Test: Do you love adventure, travelling and discovering new places? You may be one of those people with the "wanderlust" gene. Find out whether thrill seeking is in your DNA. Detects the "wanderlust" version of the DRD4 gene. People who inherit at least one allele of 7 or more repeats (7R+) are more likely to travel often, take risks, explore new places, try new food and be sexually adventurous.

4. Promiscuity Gene DRD4 Test: Are your more likely to be unfaithful, because of your genes? Find out if you have the "promiscuity" gene with this DNA test. Analyzes the RS3 repeat region in the DRD4 gene. People who inherit at least one allele of 7 or more repeats (7R+) are more likely to be sexually promiscuous.

5. Male Pair-Bonding Gene Test:  Are your more likely to be unfaithful, because of your genes? Find out if you have the "male pair-bonding" variant of the vasopressin receptor gene.  Detects the RS3 334 variant of the AVPR1A gene. Men with this variant are less likely to form strong bonds with their partners. They are also more likely to experience marital crisis or divorce. These variants do not influence behavior in women.

6. Female Infidelity Gene AVPR1A Test: Are you more likely to be unfaithful, because of your genes? Find out if you have one of the "female infidelity" versions of the vasopressin receptor gene. Tests five genetic changes in the AVPR1A gene. Women with one or more of these variants have an increased likelihood of extrapair mating or cheating. Variants do not influence behavior in men.