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Malnourished rat pups were supplemented with orotic acid. RNA-synthesizing activity of isolated brain cell nuclei and microsomal protein synthesis was measured in vitro. A marked increase was found in the activity of nuclear RNA synthesis but not in microsomal protein synthesis after orotic acid treatment for 7 days.
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