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[Re-expression of the sheep red blood cell receptor--a diagnostic marker of cutaneous T-cell lymphomas?].

T-Lymphocytes of 5 patients with cutaneous T-cell-lymphomas showed after trypsinization and incubation with a purified dialyzable leukocyte extract (DLE) and transfer factor (TF) respectively a decreased and delayed reexpression of the sheep red blood cell (SRBC) receptor. The suitability of these test as diagnostic acid for early recognition of CTCL was investigated.