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IN a previous note (NATURE, February 27, 1926) it was shown that V. choleræ and B. typhosis grow more rapidly in polarised light than in ordinary light of the same intensity. Further work on the same subject has been continued by us, and a paper embodying the results obtained on the growth of B. coli and V. choleræ has already been communicated to the Indian Journal of Medical Research.
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BHATNAGAR, S., LAL, R. & MATHUR, K. Effect of Polarised Radiations on Animal Metabolism. Nature 118, 11–12 (1926). https://doi.org/10.1038/118011a0
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