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Radium, X rays and the living cell (1915)
Colwell, Hector Alfred, Russ, Sidney · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 276
e period ofirradiation to three hours ensures the progressive and completeabsorption of the tumour cells. Exposure of an emulsion of these malignant cells to radiumemanation may in a similar manner prevent their growth wheninoculated into animals. If the exposure be not too prolonged,there is a… … //.w^..°_..°....©.-f.y XydcLcUoykcLV^adia^ed. o D 0 o 0 0 ■t 0. OfliJ.U ^.3.9^. <B <Q <Q 0 0 ^ § ©00 -^iuhI c^Jtuzdixi/um. fiiowr //^ Avu/u. ® ^ ® BQ c o © © Q ® ® ® D 0 noa/rk> Fig. 46. resulting therefrom is markedly less than that of the normaltumour. By exposing an emulsion of…X-rays -- Physiological effect
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