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Where would you find the large and small ribosomal subunits together as a complex?
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The large and small ribosomal sub-units can be found together as a complex only in the cytoplasm. The large and small ribosomal sub-units can be found in the nucleus or cytoplasm when they are not bonded as a complex.
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