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The Zenome is a non-profit organization that aims at raising awareness on genomic medicine and providing the platform for DNA exchange. The most fundamental duty of Zenome is to ensure ownership of personal genomic information and equal access to the market of genomic information. Being a distributed genomic market, based on P2P network and blockchain, Zenome puts users in control of their genetic data. The fairness of data exchanges is enforced by smart-contracts and utilization of dedicated tokens (ZNA). Together with genetic services of any kind the platform is expected to provide one-stop ecosystem for genetic data.

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