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The principle of immunocyto-adherence (Zaalberg, 1964; Biozzi, Stiffel, Mouton, Bouthiller, and Decreusefond, 1967) has been used by Bach, Delrieu, and Delbarre (1970a, b) to demonstrate, on the surface of human lymphocytes, receptors for human red blood cells (HRBCs) coated with rabbit gammaglobulin, the red cells being bound to the lymphocytes to form rosettes. These workers found increased numbers of rosettes in patients with rheumatoid arthritis and certain other diseases, including gout, systemic lupus erythematosus, and juvenile chronic polyarthritis. This type of rosette is referred to as the rheumatoid rosette. Other investigators (Serre, Simon, Mandin, Clot, and Sany, 1971; Waltzing and Bloch-Michel, 1971) have reached roughly similar conclusions, but Lea and Ward (1972) were unable to confirm their findings. Lymphocyte preparations may be made by a number of different techniques, some involving filtration, others not. The process of filtration through fibre has been said to eliminate bone-marrow derived (B) lymphocytes in mice (Greaves and Hogg, 1971; Bianco, Patrick, and Nussenzweig, 1970), but it has not yet been established whether rheumatoid rosettes are due to B lymphocytes, or to thymus-dependent (T) lymphocytes. The aims of this study were:

Rosette formation in rheumatiod and non-rheumatiod states.