Figure 8
From: Quasi-cellular systems: stochastic simulation analysis at nanoscale range
Incorporation of different molecular states. (t2) A newly-bond polymerase (T71) can advance to the next DNA sequence (DNA1) which is free, and the ribosome (RIB1) can begin to incorporate amino acids and move forward, because the RNA sequence has been extended and the adjacent site (RNA2) is free; in the next stage (t3), polymerases and ribosomes have advanced, consequently releasing the site they were previously occupying; accordingly, a new polymerase (T7) and a new ribosome (RIB) can bind to their respective target molecules, and start the elongation processes.