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A monoclonal rheumatoid factor binding assay has been employed to detect IgG type immune complexes in sera from 21 patients with minor recurrent aphthous ulceration and 31 control subjects. In only one of the ulcer group patients was there a marginal elevation of immune complexes above the normal range, with no statistically significant difference between the patient and control groups. Assays of intrinsic serum rheumatoid factor and serum IgG, IgM and IgA levels also showed no significant differences between patient and control groups, with all mean values falling within the normal ranges.
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