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A method for the identification of T and B lymphocytes in tissue specimens is described. A sonication technique results in viable relatively pure lymphocyte populations which are easily classified by their surface markers. This readily reproducible method can become a standard laboratory procedure in the evaluation of disease states which require such information related to the classification of lymphocyte cell origin.
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