In sql server replication when stored procedures get replicated, it creates MSins, MSdel and MSupd procedures for all tables in the database
That's the default design for SQL Server subscribers. Those procedures get created and hidden as system stored procedures, so, they don't normally display. If you're doing queries and picking them up then be sure to exclude system objects.

You can modify it to use INSERT/UPDATE/etc which is the default for non-SQL Server subscribers by following the instructions from BOL.


  On the Properties tab of the Article Properties -  dialog
  box, in the Statement Delivery section, specify the propagation method
  for each operation using the INSERT delivery format, UPDATE delivery
  format, and DELETE delivery format menus.


... or ...

execute sp_addarticle 
@ins_cmd - controls the replication of INSERT commands. 
@upd_cmd - controls the replication of UPDATE commands.
@del_cmd - controls the replication of DELETE commands. 



  When specifying a value of SQL for any of the above parameters, commands of that type will be replicated to the Subscriber as the appropriate Transact-SQL command.