The American Journal of Physical Therapy, Volume 4Charles Raymond Wiley Physical therapy Press, 1927 - Physical therapy |
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Page 124 - Immature cells and cells in an active state of division are more sensitive to the X-rays than are cells which have already acquired their fixed adult morphological or physiological characters.
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