The Entire Genetic Complement of DNA in a Cell of a Particular

Question

The entire genetic complement of DNA in a cell of a particular organism is called
A) genome.
B) transcriptome.
C) proteome.
D) metabolome.
E) lipidome.

Accepted Answer

The term that best fits the definition provided is "genome." Genome refers to the complete set of genetic instructions for an organism, which is encoded in its DNA or RNA.