“…Indirect evidence suggests that production of messenger RNA for a specific soluble protein in the rat uterus is an especially early event (DeAngelo Sc Gorski 1970, Baulieu et al 1972. It was found that the RNA polymerase activity of nuclei isolated from uteri of immature or castrate rats is increased two-to three-fold by administration of estradiol to the animal one to four hours before the uteri are excised (Gorski 1964, Nicolette et al 1968, Raynaud-Jammet et al 1971, Barry Se Gorski 1971. This effect on RNA polymerase appears to be qualitative as well as quantitative-, nearest neighbor frequency analysis shows that the RNA synthesized by uterine nuclei isolated from estrogen-treated animals contains a higher content of cytidine and guanosine linkages as compared to adenosine and uridine (Barton and Liao 1967, Trachewsky Se Segal 1967, Nicolette Se Babler 1972.…”