So this is the p side and the one to the left or to the right is our acytes. So basically, once the p side and acytes are filled with the appropriate charged tRNA molecules as shown in the following step. So in this step, we see that we have one tRNA molecule that contains the methionine in the pside and the second tRNA molecule that contains the next amino acid in line in the a side. Now, we can basically undergo the process of peptide bond formation so a special enzyme known as peptidal transferase catalyzes the formation of the peptide bond between the amino acids in the p sides and the amino acid in the a side. And when the peptide bond is formed between this amino acid here and this amino acid here, the amino acid detaches from the tRNA in the p side. And we form the following complex.