Biophysical Journal 16: 973-977 (1976)
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A possible two-photon effect in vitro using a focused laser beam.

ABSTRACT

A probable two-photon effect is described as a result of focusing an intense pulsed laser beam onto chromosomes of living cells. The effect was suggested after the derivation of a two-photon action spectrum and the demonstration of a lack of reciprocity.

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