The authors provide the world reported data and materials of their own observations regarding the use of the "tracing systems" to control the residual pool of leukemic cells as a source of potential relapses. An attempt has been made to classify the techniques available; they are discussed from the stand point of the information content and feasibility in hematological practice. The necessity of developing studies into this problem in the USSR is emphasized.
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