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@article{180034,
        author = {AMRUTHA BK and Dr.B Gomathy},
        title = {Genomics on the Chain: Exploring the Benefits of Integrating Genetic Data with Blockchain Technology},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2025},
        volume = {12},
        number = {1},
        pages = {490-500},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=180034},
        abstract = {Genomics data is extremely important and 
sensitive. It is difficult to handle genomic data due the 
large quantity. People's genomic and health data must 
be combined and analysed in order to fully realise the 
potential of these technologies. Rapid generation of 
enormous quantities of genomic data is a consequence 
of the advancements in genome technology. Security 
measures that maintain confidentiality and restrict 
access are crucial since genetic data contains a variety 
of information that is sensitive to privacy. This may 
result in the creation of benefit sharing, data 
autonomous government, and better safety. Medical 
records are protected by a multitude of security 
measures. Nevertheless, there are also obstacles to the 
gathering and sharing of genetic data, including 
inadequate data quality, information islands, 
manipulation-induced 
distortions, 
insufficient 
documentation, leakage of personal data, and 
operations incorporating grey data. Moreover, 
problems with privacy arising from the sharing of 
genetic data have not yet been resolved. The blockchain 
platform offers novel opportunities for genetic data 
management and security. In this work, with 
blockchain technology is used to create a safe genetic 
data management system. and also analyses the 
example of from the perspectives related to information 
possession, data transferring, and data protection, 
LifeCODE.ai, a blockchain-based genetic big data 
platform, demonstrates how blockchain makes it 
feasible to store and manage genetic data. An estimated 
three billion base pairs make up the human genome. 
Even certain common diseases like diabetes, 
hypertension, and the like have a genetic sensitivity. 
certain genetic diseases are rare. As a result, processing 
datasets calls for specialised pipelines and equipment.},
        keywords = {Genetic, Blockchain, Genomic data},
        month = {May},
        }