And once our ribosome reaches our stop codon, we have a protein known as the release factor, shown in red, basically binds to the acid and that causes the dissociation of our polypeptide chain, shown in purple from our tRNA molecule. And once that dissociates, this tRNA molecule leaves our p side and the e and the tRNA and the e side also leaves our ribosome as shown in this diagram. And in the final step, once we break the bond between the polypeptide and the tRNA molecule, the entire ribosome complex basically dissociates as shown in this step. So this is the process known as translation that basically synthesize the proteins inside the cytoplasm of the cell. So once again, translation incorporates three stages. We have the initiation stage, the elongation stage, as well as the termination stage.