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A membrane-associated lymphotoxin (LT)-related molecule was detected on human lymphokine-activated killer (LAK) cells by flow cytometric analysis. Kinetic analysis revealed that the LT antigenicity on LAK cells appeared at 9 h after the beginning of culture and was maintained thereafter. By autoradiography, the molecular weight of membrane LT was estimated to be 31 kD and/or 62 kD.
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