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Animal immune RNA used for the induction of the human lymphoblastoid cell line LDV/7, induces the appearance of receptor sites on the surface of these cells and the synthesis of specific immunoglobulins which are liberated into the culture medium. Furthermore, RNA has been extracted from these cells, which possesses the same properties of specific cytotoxicity as the RNA used for induction. It is supposed that the immune RNA derepresses specific genes on the genome of the induced cells.
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