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When mice were sensitized with sheep red blood cells (SRBC), the addition of adjuvant-active substances to the sensitizing antigen resulted in a highly significant increase in the mean diameter of plaques developed by spleen cells as measured by Jerne's plaque technique. The increase in plaque diameter was found to be a good measure for the adjuvant effect of such substances as mycobacterial adjuvants, because the phenomenon is specific, reproducible, sensitive and can be tested using a few number of mice.
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