The copy of the same 46 chromosomes contained in most of one's cells is collectively called the __________.

A) genome
B) phenotype
C) chromosome set
D) protein set

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The copy of the same 46 chromosomes contained in most of one's cells is collectively called the __________.A)  genomeB)  phenotypeC)  chromosome setD)  protein set

Danyelle Greene · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  The term genome refers to the complete set of genetic material (DNA) in an organism, including all the genes and noncoding regions. Therefore, the copy of the same 46 chromosomes in most cells of an individual is collectively referred to as their genome. The other options are not correct: phenotype refers to the observable characteristics or traits of an organism, chromosome set is not a commonly used scientific term, and protein set does not accurately reflect the genetic material contained in cells.

The copy of the same 46 chromosomes contained in most of one's cells is collectively called the __________.

A) genome
B) phenotype
C) chromosome set
D) protein set

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