"Genetic material." Deoxyribonucleic acid, including
mitochondrial DNA, complementary DNA, and DNA derived from
ribonucleic acid, including a gene, chromosome or alteration of
a gene or chromosome that may be tested to determine the
existence or risk of a disease, disorder, trait, propensity,
syndrome or information identifying an individual or a blood
relative. The term does not include family history or a
genetically transmitted characteristic whose existence or
identity is determined through means other than a genetic test.
"Genetic material testing." DNA or genetic typing and
testing to determine the presence or absence of genetic
characteristics in an individual, including a test of nucleic
acids or chromosomes in order to diagnose or identify a genetic
characteristic. The term does not include a routine physical
measurement; a test for drugs, alcohol, cholesterol, human
immunodeficiency virus; a chemical, blood, or urine analysis; or
other diagnostic test that is widely accepted and in use in
clinical practice.
"Genetic material testing entity." An entity collecting,
testing or otherwise analyzing the genetic material of
individuals, including:
(1) A medical facility.
(2) An entity that provides genealogy services.
(3) A law enforcement official.
"Prominently disclose." To communicate in a manner that is
difficult to miss and easily understandable by ordinary
individuals, including the following:
(1) A visual disclosure that, by its size, contrast,
location, length, appearance and other characteristics,
stands out from accompanying text or other visual elements so
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