We've got DNA which is basically a storage system. RNA can be catalytically active on its own. Typically RNA and proteins, or complexes of such, act on DNA in v

We've got DNA which is basically a storage system. RNA can be catalytically active on its own. Typically RNA and proteins, or complexes of such, act on DNA in various manners. Maybe you're right in some way, but also consider whether using the nomenclature and ideas used to described processes of DNA repair, transcription, and translation in biology to describe electronic computation works well. If it does work well, then maybe the reverse would also work well. If it leaves much to be desired, then consider the possibility that computer science ideas may be too specific to electronic or mechanical computation.