Abstract
The effect of cAMP on transcription was studied in chick pea shoots. cAMP was found to increase transcription by increasing chromatin availability as shown by trypsin digestion experiments during short term (1.5 hr) treatment and by activation of RNA polymerase during long term (48hr) treatment as shown by the altered physiochemical properties of the enzyme.
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