The term used to describe the entire arrangement of all human genes is:
A) the human genome
B) the chromosome complex
C) the natural selection of genetics
D) the DNA code

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The term "human genome" refers to the complete set of genetic instructions for humans. It includes all the genes and non-coding sequences (e.g. regulatory regions) on the chromosomes. The term "chromosome complex" is not commonly used, and "natural selection of genetics" is a concept related to the evolutionary process rather than the arrangement of genes. "DNA code" refers specifically to the sequence of nucleotides in DNA, while the human genome encompasses all the genetic material, including regulatory elements and non-coding sections.

The Term Used to Describe the Entire Arrangement of All