How is the systemic nature of biosynthesis manifested?

Biosynthesis is the process of creating organic substances by living organisms. Let’s consider protein synthesis as an example. This requires a whole system of organelles, substances and processes. Information about proteins is stored in DNA inside the nucleus. Messenger RNA goes to ribosomes with information about a specific protein. Ribosomal RNA forms the ribosome. Transport RNA is needed to transport amino acids to the site of synthesis. We see that the biosynthesis of proteins is a very complex systematic process, thanks to which the existence of living organisms is possible.