Abstract
The total lipid content and the lipid pattern of normal and leukemic leukocytes showed no significant difference except the fact, that lymphocytes of chronic lymphatic leukemia have a lower content of triglycerides and sphingomyeline. Lecithin of leukemic lymphocytes contained more palmitinic acid and oleic acid and a lower level of stearic acid than the same fraction in normal lymphocytes. The lipid pattern of normal and leukemic granulocytes was identical.
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