DNA replication, transcription, and translation are all important parts of life. Briefly
describe what each process is
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replication=writing mRNA; transcription=more DNA; translation=building peptides
replication=more DNA; transcription=building peptides; translation=writing mRNA
replication=building peptides; transcription=writing mRNA: translation=more DNA
replication=more DNA; transcription=writing mRNA; translation=building peptides
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