Extinction in goldfish: facilitation by intracranial injection of RNA from brains of extinguished donors

Extracts rich in RNA were prepared from the brains of goldfish that had acquired and then extinguished a light-signaled avoidance to shock in an aquatic shuttle-box. Recipient fish injected intracranially with such extracts extinguished the response significantly faster than those injected with extracts prepared from brains of naive donors.