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DR. ROSS'S letter raises the question as to whether photosensitive molecular systems of the nature of those contained in the gelatino-bromide emulsion might not be affected by auxetics and augmentors applied under suitable conditions. If such effect was found to exist, the facts he adduces would not be out of line with the view that some molecular change within the cell finds a counterpart in actions progressing in the unstable film under the stimulus of radiation or equivalent chemical influences.
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JOLY, J. The Cancer Problem and Radio-Activity. Nature 95, 618 (1915). https://doi.org/10.1038/095618a0
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