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The diagnosis of X-linked ichthyosis can now be reliably established by using a non-radioactive method to detect steroid sulphatase deficiency in leukocytes. This new method yields the same results with leukocytes as with cultured fibroblasts. The second type of microsomal arylsulphatase previously described in cultured fibroblasts is also present in leukocytes.
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