All the cell's expressed RNAs are collectively referred to as the cell's
A) genome.
B) transcriptome.
C) proteome.
D) holoenzyme.
E) ORF.

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The transcriptome refers to all of the RNAs expressed by a cell, including mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA. The genome refers to all of the DNA in an organism's cells. The proteome refers to all of the proteins expressed by a cell. Holoenzyme refers to an enzyme that consists of both a protein component and a non-protein component, such as a cofactor. ORF (Open Reading Frame) refers to a stretch of DNA that can potentially code for a protein.

All the Cell's Expressed RNAs Are Collectively Referred to as the Cell's