Which One of the Following Represents a Consequence of Sequencing

Which one of the following represents a consequence of sequencing an organism's genome?

A) An individual's "personal genome" can be sequenced and compared to the species standard to determine potential for disease inheritance.
B) Genome sequences can be compared among species to determine evolutionary relationships.
C) A sequenced genome can be annotated and searched for open reading frames.
D) Once an organism's genome is sequenced, everything is known about that organism's protein expression and behavior.