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In the sequence of changes/processes,
`X overset("replication")to Y overset("transcription")to Z overset("translation")to ` proteins X, Y and Z are

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DNA , DNA and RNA

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RNA, RNA and DNA

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DNA , RNA and RNA

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DNA ,RNA and DNA

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To solve the question regarding the sequence of changes/processes from X to Y to Z and ultimately to proteins, we can break it down step by step. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the First Process: Replication** - The first process mentioned is replication. This process involves the duplication of DNA. - **Conclusion**: X is DNA (the original strand). 2. **Identify the Result of Replication:** - During replication, one DNA molecule (X) is converted into two identical DNA molecules (Y). - **Conclusion**: Y is also DNA (the newly synthesized strand). 3. **Identify the Second Process: Transcription** - The next process is transcription, where a segment of DNA (Y) is copied into RNA. - **Conclusion**: Z is RNA (the product of transcription). 4. **Identify the Third Process: Translation** - The final process is translation, where the RNA (Z) is used to synthesize proteins. - **Conclusion**: The end product of translation is proteins. ### Summary of Findings: - X = DNA (the original strand) - Y = DNA (the replicated strand) - Z = RNA (the transcribed strand) ### Final Answer: - X, Y, and Z are: - X = DNA - Y = DNA - Z = RNA
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