BACTERICIDAL FLUORESCENCE EXCITED BY X-RAYS.
X-ray fluorescence has been pointed out as a mechanism offering exceptional possibilities in the development of physicochemical therapy. Experiments are given which demonstrate that under these conditions the x-rays may have a strong bactericidal effect. The x-rays alone have a partial bactericidal action on water suspensions of typhoid bacilli.
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Henry Phipps Institute of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.