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Immune complexes of 125I-HSA-rat anti-HSA formed in vivo under conditions of antibody excess were rapidly cleared from the circulation of both normal and leukaemic Hooded rats. In HSA-immune rats most of the 125I-HSA present in the blood was found to be cell-bound, but a proportion was present as circulating immune complexes that could be precipitated from plasma by 2.5% polyethylene glycol. There was no evidence that clearance of a soluble antigen was impaired in leukaemic animals.
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