RNP granules

RNP granules, or Ribonucleoprotein granules, are small structures inside cells that consist of RNA molecules and proteins. They function as dynamic containers that help regulate the storage, transport, and processing of genetic information. Think of them as specialized hubs that manage RNA tasks efficiently, ensuring that proteins are made at the right time and place. These granules are essential for cellular health, responding to different signals and stresses, and are involved in various processes like gene regulation and response to damage. Their proper function is critical for normal cell activity and overall organism health.