The _____ is the set of all protein encoded and expressed by the genome of an organism.
A) proteome
B) tripheme
C) ribosome
D) codon

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The term "proteome" refers to the complete set of proteins that can be expressed by the genome of an organism. This includes all of the different types of proteins that are produced at different times and in different tissues or cell types. The other answer choices are not correct:

- B) "Tripheme" is not a biological term or term used to describe any aspect of genetics or genomics 
- C) "Ribosome" is a cellular organelle that is involved in protein synthesis, but it does not refer to the complete set of proteins expressed by the genome 
- D) "Codon" refers to a sequence of three nucleotides in DNA or RNA that codes for a specific amino acid, but it does not refer to the complete set of proteins expressed by the genome.

The _____ Is the Set of All Protein Encoded and Expressed