Abstract
Ribosomal subunits (RSU) are found in the cytoplasm of all cells active in protein synthesis and represent approximately 10÷ of the total ribosome population. They have been designated “native” RSU to distinguish them from the RSU which are “derived” from ribosomes by treatment with agents that dissociate them. The term RSU will here be used to designate only native ribosomal subunits.
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