Macromolecules and behavior: Effects of behavioral training on transfer RNAs of goldfish brain

Kaplan, Barry B.; Dyer, June Carol; Sirlin, J. L.

doi:10.1016/0006-8993(73)90338-7

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“…Critical analysis nevertheless leads to the conclusion that normal functioning of the DNA-RNA-protein triad is absolutely essential for the nervous system to perform its functions [29,45,68,94]. Critical analysis nevertheless leads to the conclusion that normal functioning of the DNA-RNA-protein triad is absolutely essential for the nervous system to perform its functions [29,45,68,94].…”

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Participation of the genetic apparatus in memory and learning

Kometiani

Aleksidze

Klein

1976

Neurosci Behav Physiol

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Information is received and stored in the nervous system as a dynamic process in a neuron ensemble. It is not recorded in programmed molecules or in single cells. The genetic apparatus provides for function of the ensemble by the synthesis of specific proteins and the regulation of their action.The view that the genetic apparatus plays a leading role in phenomena of memory is generally accepted. The problem of how the DNA-RNA-protein triad fits into the scheme of perception, storage, and recall of information is, however, a subject for discussion.In the study of the molecular bases of memory we must start from the basic assumption that information is received and stored in ensembles of neurons as a dynamic process; the functioning of the ensemble is maintained by the constant renewal of plastic material [4,17,24,27,52,55, 92].

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Participation of the genetic apparatus in memory and learning

Kometiani

Aleksidze

Klein

1976

Neurosci Behav Physiol

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Transfer RNA

Johnson¹

1983

Handbook of Neurochemistry

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Incorporation of 14C-leucine into acid-insoluble material and tRNAleu from light stimulated rat brain

Sayavedra

1977

Exp Brain Res

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Rats kept in the dark (i.e., less than 0.1 lux) from birth until 15 days were exposed to light. In vivo incorporation of 14C-leucine into acid insoluble material and in vitro aminoacylation of tRNAleu were studied in visual, somaesthetic and motor brain cortices. A significant increase of both 14C-leucine incorporation into acid insoluble material and tRNAleu aminoacylation with respect to the controls were found only in the visual cortex of light stimulated animals.

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Macromolecules and behavior: Effects of behavioral training on transfer RNAs of goldfish brain

Cited by 10 publications

References 23 publications

Participation of the genetic apparatus in memory and learning

Participation of the genetic apparatus in memory and learning

Transfer RNA

Incorporation of 14C-leucine into acid-insoluble material and tRNAleu from light stimulated rat brain

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