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Reconstitution of protein complexes has been a valuable tool to test molecular functions and to interpret in vivo observations. In recent years, a large number of RNA–protein complexes has been identified to regulate gene expression and to be important for a range of cellular functions. In contrast to protein complexes, in vitro analyses of RNA–protein complexes are hampered by the fact that recombinant...