There are two species having genoms resembling C. neglecta . A. M. Srb et al. Among organisms with chromosomes, each species has a characteristic set of genes, or genome. In diploids a genome is found in each normal gamete. It consists of a full set of the different kinds of chromosomes.
Proteomics is simply the study of the complete set of proteins encoded by a particular organism.
Bacteriophage lambda has a genome of about 50,000 bp. If you were to print the entire sequence out, with roughly 25,000 bp per page, it would take about 2 pages. The common bacteria Escherichia coli is perhaps the best-studied organism in all of biology. However, when the complete genomic sequenc of E.coli was published about a year ago, many were surprised that only about a third of the proteins had been well-characterised. Another third was perhaps known about, based on DNA sequence analysis, but the remaining third of potential proteins was not expected.