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Lymphoblast transformation tests were carried out in the presence of alpha-lactalbumin and beta-lactoglobulin. In patients with cow's milk protein intestinal intolerance in seventeen of forty-five (37.8%) the lymphoblast transformation tests were positive. Sensitization in the first month of life seemed to favour lymphoblast transformation. In control children in only four of forty-three (9.5%) the lymphoblast transformation tests were positive, the difference from intolerant patients being significant 0.01 less than P less than 0.001. Lymphoblast transformation tests were negative in the seven children with active coeliac disease. Although a negative test does not exclude cow's milk protein intolerance, lymphoblast transformation tests can be considered a useful aid in diagnosis because of its specificity.
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