Abstract
The dynamics of hepatitis B surface antigen production of PLC/PRF/5 hepatoma cells were studied using a quantitative radioimmunoassay method. Maximum rates of antigen production were found in nutrient-depleted, non-dividing cultures and were temporally related to cytological changes preceding cell death. These results indicate that antigen production may be cell-cycle related and represent a terminal event.
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