The database created under Genome India Project will be made available to researchers as digital public good through:-
- Indian Biological Data Centre (IBDC) Portals
- It archives and provides access to India's genomic data, enabling researchers to explore genetic variations and develop precise genomic tools and
- ‘Framework for Exchange of Data Protocols (FeED)’ .
- Launched under Biotech-PRIDE Guidelines, FeED ensures ethical, transparent, and responsible sharing of high-quality, nation-specific genomic data.
- Biotech-PRIDE Guidelines provide a framework for the responsible, ethical, and transparent sharing of biological and genomic data in India.
- Launched under Biotech-PRIDE Guidelines, FeED ensures ethical, transparent, and responsible sharing of high-quality, nation-specific genomic data.
Significance and Future Outlook of Initiative
- Revolutionizing Personalized Healthcare: by enabling treatments tailored to India’s demographics ensuring low-cost diagnostics and precise genetic studies
- Growth of Bioeconomy: India's bioeconomy grew from $10 billion in 2014 to $130 billion in 2024, with a target of $300 billion by 2030
- India now ranks 12th globally in biotech and 3rd in the Asia-Pacific region.
- Catalyzing Interdisciplinary Research: By providing insights, in agricultural, environmental, and industrial sectors
- Catalyst for Healthcare Transformation: Drives advancements in mRNA vaccines, protein manufacturing, and genetic disorder treatments etc.
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