Personal genomics and gene editing raise the prospect of undetectable gene doping. Athletes’ genome sequencing should be integrated into the Athlete Biological Passport to deter future abuse. This provocative vision calls for urgent debate on fairness in sport and for new solutions to share genomic data while preserving privacy.
Genomic surveillance: protecting sport in the post-CRISPR era / Mandrioli, M.. - In: TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 0167-7799. - 44:7(2026), pp. 1811-1813. [10.1016/j.tibtech.2025.11.021]
Genomic surveillance: protecting sport in the post-CRISPR era
Mandrioli Mauro
2026
Abstract
Personal genomics and gene editing raise the prospect of undetectable gene doping. Athletes’ genome sequencing should be integrated into the Athlete Biological Passport to deter future abuse. This provocative vision calls for urgent debate on fairness in sport and for new solutions to share genomic data while preserving privacy.
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