The definition of a person's personal genocode (international standard) is a special identification test used to confirm or establish a person's identity.

This genetic identification test is an analogue of human fingerprints. Such a DNA test contains information about strictly individual sections of the human genome. There are areas in each person's genome that do not change with age and will never occur in another person.

Such a DNA examination does not need to study the entire genome of a particular person – currently, an identification test is based on several DNA sections. This data will be enough to fully confirm your identity.

The results of this test are applicable all over the world, as they are a generally accepted standard.