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The variations in electrophoretic mobilities found in different lymphocyte populations present in circulating blood of three patients with Sézary syndrome have been studied. Evidence is given for variations in electrophoretic mobilities being a function of the cytological type of the pathological cells found. The existence of a significant increase of "null" cells is shown, which seem to correspond to Sézary cells.
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