@article {RW Papyrus$\#$ 107469,
	title = {Action of the brain hormone on the synthesis of {\textquoteright}stable{\textquoteright} oocyte RNA in Nereidae (Annelida Polychaeta)},
	journal = {Comparative. Biochemistry. and. Physiology. B. Comparative. Biochemistry.},
	volume = {70},
	number = {3},
	year = {1981},
	note = {Perinereis cultrifera; BRAIN-; Hormone, effect on synthesis of stable oocyte RNA; HORMONES-; Brain hormone; OOGENESIS-; Synthesis of stable oocyte RNA, effect of brain hormone; ; ;},
	pages = {493-498,illustr},
	abstract = {In Nereidae the experimental suppression of the brain hormone activity (brain removal) sets up a diminution of stable RNA (18-28 S rRNA, 4-5 S RNA) syntheses, during oogenesis. Quantitative analysis of RNA, carried out on oocytes maintained during 12 days after brain removal, shows a diminution in RNA with regard to the controls. Sedimentation profiles of RNA synthetized after brain removal suggest that an alteration occurs in the processing of 45 S rRNA. In Nereidae, the brain hormone controls the storage of stable oocyte RNA through an action, not at the transcription level, but on the processing of this RNA.},
	author = {Caner, F. and Bertout, M. and Krembel, J. and Dhainaut, A.}
}
