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ribonucleoprotein

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ribonucleoprotein /ri·bo·nu·cleo·pro·tein/ (-noo″kle-o-pro´tēn) a substance composed of both protein and ribonucleic acid. Abbreviated RNP.
ri·bo·nu·cle·o·pro·tein (rb-nkl--prtn)
n.
Abbr. RNP A nucleoprotein that contains RNA.
ribonucleoprotein [ri″bo-noo″kle-o-pro´tēn]
a substance composed of both protein and ribonucleic acid.
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