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Ribonucleoproteins are protein complexes composed of ribonucleic acids that bind RNA, they can be nuclear or nucleolar and often play a key role in RNA processing in the cell. | Ribonucleoproteins are [[proteins|protein]] complexes composed of [[ribonucleic acid|ribonucleic acids]] that bind [[RNA|RNA]], they can be nuclear or nucleolar and often play a key role in RNA processing in the [[cell|cell]]. | ||
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Ribonucleoproteins are protein complexes composed of ribonucleic acids that bind RNA, they can be nuclear or nucleolar and often play a key role in RNA processing in the cell.