The Complete Collection of an Organism's Genetic Information Constitutes

Question

The complete collection of an organism's genetic information constitutes:
A) a chromosome.
B) proteins.
C) a gene.
D) a genome.

Accepted Answer

The complete collection of an organism's genetic information is called the genome. A chromosome contains a linear sequence of genes, which are stretches of DNA that code for specific proteins. Therefore, choices A, B, and C are not correct.