RNA-protein complexes

RNA-protein complexes are structures formed when RNA molecules interact and bind with proteins. These complexes play crucial roles in various biological functions, such as gene regulation, protein synthesis, and cellular transport. Think of them as specialized tools where proteins help RNA perform its tasks more efficiently or accurately. For example, during protein creation, ribosomes (complexes of RNA and proteins) assemble amino acids into proteins. These interactions are precise and essential for life, ensuring that genetic information is correctly expressed and regulated within cells.