In the cookbook analogy of the flow of genetic information, the cookbook corresponds to_____  and its location to the _____. One recipe corresponds to a _____, and the piece of paper where the recipe was copied is_____. The process of copying corresponds to _____. Cooking corresponds to the process of ____ and the kitchen to____. The food cooked would be synthesized _____. ***Please use the answer key option in the image below. Thank you!

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