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Lytic activity of eosinophilic granuloma and other tumours was studied in vitro on collagen substrate. Collagen degradation was measured through the release of hydroxyproline-rich peptides into the medium. The in vitro lytic action was at a maximum in the case of EG and was correlated with the presence of histiocytic cells.
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