The paper analyzes the current state of bioethical knowledge. The author forecasts the development of bioethics based on present-day knowledge. Within the framework of postnonclassical scientific rationality, an attempt is made to establish the ethical framework of genomic relations. Modern research is often interdisciplinary. Science develops with the interaction of scientists from different fields of knowledge that exchange the available scientific data. The interest in forecasting the development of genomic research is associated with the rapid development of bio-medical technologies and their implementation. The study of the human genome may entail not only the medical practice, which is undoubtedly important, but also affect other areas of public life. Recently discovered genome technologies require lawyers to develop new statutory concepts that are adequate for changing public relations. It is required to continue to improve the legal regulation of genomic relations, to determine the measure of possible change in the human genome.