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Molecular Transfer Of Acquired Discrimination By Proteinaceous Extract, Robert L. Sayre Jan 1969

Molecular Transfer Of Acquired Discrimination By Proteinaceous Extract, Robert L. Sayre

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Early investigators of the molecular basis of memory suggested a unique function for the nucleic acids in learning and memory, with base changes in RNA being the most popular mechanism in representing memory for experiential events. Subsequent research has led to the hypothesis that RNA is intermediary in the general action of cells, but some researchers continue to think of RNA as providing a unique contribution during learning.