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Evidence is presented that cells transformed by CMV and HSV-1 express virus-associated antigens on the cell surface. The finding that hyper-immune antivirus sera block cellular immunity in vitro may explain why virus-immunized hosts have thus far not been found to reject isografts of these cells.
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