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  <dc:title>Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to Professor W M Thornton</dc:title>
  <dc:description>'Your paper on bacteria has been referred to me. I cannot tell what property you really equilibrate by altering the surrounding solution. There is no orientating force on the bacteria due to the current unless they are in a steady magnetic field. It might be a polarization static influence or it might be hydrodynamical due to endosmotic and other currents. Thus in my view there is no evidence for much of your exposition - but there is an interesting problem as to what you are really balancing. 
I do not feel that I can get any further: up to this the physiological referee agrees independently with me.'</dc:description>
  <dc:date>20 February 1912</dc:date>
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