Nebula Genomics is working to use blockchain to improve the process of identifying and sequencing genes. A better understanding of genomes would help cure diseases and could have numerous other benefits.
Genome sequencing is becoming easier and more affordable. Its very likely that this technology will become accessible on a large scale int he near future. Nebula Genomics aims to use blockchain to create a genomic data market. Such a market would potentially be worth billions of dollars.

Shivom is developing a blockchain-based storage platform for genomic data. Their goal is to allow users to store, manage, and transfer their personal data, as well as get personalized healthcare advice from service providers. The Ethereum-based OMX token will power the network.

Curecoin is a digital currency that is designed to assist in the collection of biomedical research data. The network is powered by the CURE coin, and has a consensus mechanism that uses computing resources for protein folding; a process that simulates protein behavior. The project is associated with Stanford University.