Colwell, Hector Alfred, Russ, Sidney · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 220
but it is a question whetherthis might not be said of certain of the cells of the testicle, or ofsome varieties of new growths. The various stages in the destruction of h^mphoid tissue werestudied by Heineke in detail, and the sequence of events maybe briefly indicated as follows. In the first two… … Fig. 32.—Cat exposed to X rays for 5 hours, killed four hours later. Section through the intestinal follicle. A great reduction in the number of lymphocytes,between which are numerous spheres of chromatin. Mitteihing aus den Grcnzgebielen der Medizin u. Chirurgie (14), 1905. collects into a number…
X-rays -- Physiological effect
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