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Abstract:
A shock avoidance experiment was conducted in which the RNA from learning rats was labelled with orotic acid -5-H3; the RNA of nonlearning animals was not labelled. A successive competition DNA-RNA hybridization procedure indicated that unique RNA species were developed during this task. However, the experiment could not show that the unique species were specific for learning; the result may indicate only that these RNA species are involved generally in behaviour. (Author)
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Research rept. |
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20 |
| Report Date: |
15 NOV 1967 |
| Contract Number: |
00, Nonr493500 |
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0820266 |
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