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Radium, X rays and the living cell (1915)

Colwell, Hector Alfred, Russ, Sidney · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 288

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ed, although theirnuclei were swollen, their cytoplasm vacuolated and they weresurrounded by dense fibrous tissue. MALIGNANT CELLS 269 A suggestion having been made that the changes pre\douslydescribed were not due to the radium but to some effect of themetal tube containing it, Morson performed a… … Fig. 5.-!.—.A.ppearance of growth forty-eight hours after commencement of treat-ment with 90 mg. of radium bromide. (Same magnification as Fig. 51.) lying along the whole length of the tube was then excised, andupon examination, it was found that the carcinoma cells in theimmediate neighbourhood of…

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