state that living yeast cells, injured by ultraviolet light, liberate, possibly as a specific response to injury, substances which powerfully stimulate the growth of yeast. These substances they call "proliferation-promoting intercellular hormones" or wound hormones. They sugged, mainly on the basis of spectrographic evidence, that
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