Artificial life simulation of self-assembly in bacteriophage by movable finite automata. 
This paper presents a model which is based on biological research using the movable finite automata (MFA) on a self-assembly of T4 phage, and exhibits the results of artificial life simulation.  In the previous work, Thompson and Goel [Artificial Life, Addison Weley, 1989, pp.  317-340; Biosystems 18 (1985) 23; J. Theor.  Biol.  131 (1988) 351] presented the movable finite automata (MFA) which has a capability of moving on finite automata, and simulated on a computer.  They were represented individual rectangular boxes, however, the results of simulation was different from real T4 phage.  We propose the sphere model as a protein structure, and simulate the self-assembly of the entire structure of the T4 phage on a computer.