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3 ETFs For the Coming Genomics RevolutionAuthor: Nathan Reiff. First Published: 6/7/2026. 
Key Points
- The field of genomics is on the verge of major breakthroughs that could revolutionize drug creation, disease detection, and more.
- Genomics ETFs like IDNA, ARKG, and HELX aim to diversify to gain exposure to the space while mitigating risk.
- These funds have returned 30% or more in the last year, a sign of potential momentum to come.
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Key developments in genomics—the study of the complete DNA of an organism—could make it possible to customize drug therapies, detect diseases, and engineer enzymes for improved health care outcomes. It's no wonder, then, that biotech and pharmaceutical companies are moving quickly to capitalize on breakthroughs in the space. Despite those technological advances, these industries remain highly risky for investors. For that reason, those looking to gain exposure to genomics companies may be best served by using broader access available through exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Even though genomics represents a relatively narrow investment niche, there are still several ETF options that explore the theme. The funds below all provide diversification within the space to help moderate risk. A Well-Priced Option for Investors Seeking Both Passive Income and Performance
The iShares Genomics Immunology and Healthcare ETF (NYSEARCA: IDNA) is among the lowest-cost funds offering targeted exposure to the genomics field, with an expense ratio of 0.47%. The fund tracks an index of companies involved not only in genomics, but also in immunology and bioengineering. In practice, that means a little more than 50 holdings drawn from the broader U.S. biotech space. IDNA holds several well-known companies that will likely be familiar to investors outside the biotech world, including Moderna Inc. (NASDAQ: MRNA), the second-largest position in IDNA's portfolio, along with many smaller or more niche firms. The portfolio is fairly concentrated, with just 10 stocks representing about half of invested assets. Year-to-date (YTD), IDNA has returned close to 10%. Over the past 12 months, that figure rises to 40%, strongly outperforming the market. In addition, IDNA offers a modest dividend with a yield of about 1% for a passive income boost. The fund is not heavily traded, with one-month average volume in the area of 45,000, so active traders may encounter some liquidity concerns. A Top-Performing, Highly Liquid Active Fund Comes at a Greater CostOne of the oldest funds in the genomics space—and, with about $1.3 billion in assets under management, one of the largest—is the ARK Genomic Revolution ETF (BATS: ARKG). This actively managed fund carries a higher price tag than IDNA, charging an annual fee of 0.75%. However, investors get the responsiveness to shifting market conditions that typically comes only with portfolios overseen by fund managers rather than those that simply track an underlying index. ARKG holds 33 North American companies in the genomics field, including firms positioned to benefit from advances in stem cell therapies, gene editing, gene therapy, and diagnostics. The smaller basket does mean greater concentration, and 10 companies make up more than 60% of the overall portfolio. Nonetheless, this strategy has paid off: ARKG has beaten the market with YTD returns above 15% and a gain of 50% over the last year. Investors trade ARKG much more actively than IDNA—and than other competitors in the genomics ETF space, for that matter. The fund has a one-month average trading volume of more than 2.5 million. A Global Focus for a Modest Price, But Liquidity May Stop InvestorsThe Franklin Genomic Advancements ETF (BATS: HELX) is by far the smallest and least-traded fund on this list, so investors should be aware of potential liquidity limitations before investing. What this actively managed fund does provide, however, is a somewhat broader portfolio of 60 names representing genomics companies across developed markets. The expansion outside North America may appeal to investors seeking a global focus, and HELX's expense ratio of 0.50% is still fairly modest considering its niche strategy and wider geographic reach. Still, the fund's track record this year is not as compelling—HELX is down slightly YTD. Looking back over the past 12 months, though, the picture improves considerably; HELX has climbed by more than 30% during that period. The biggest concern for investors, however, may be HELX's low asset base of just $23 million, as well as the fact that the fund trades just a few hundred shares per month on average. That may make it more appropriate for investors looking to buy and hold, while those considering a more active trading approach might hesitate, despite HELX's broader global reach compared with either of the funds above.
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