1. Privacy Concerns: Genomic data is highly sensitive, and there are significant concerns about privacy and the potential misuse of this information. 2. Data Management: The vast amount of data generated through genomic sequencing requires sophisticated storage, processing, and analysis capabilities. 3. Ethical Issues: The use of genomic data raises ethical questions about consent, data ownership, and the implications of genetic information on individuals and their families. 4. Interpreting Variants: Not all genetic variations are well understood, and distinguishing between benign and pathogenic variants can be challenging.
