After intracisternal administration of liquor from patients with schizophrenia into rabbits and rats content of catecholamines, gangliosides and cerebrosides was decreased, while acid proteinase was activated in brain tissue. At the same time, ultrastructural impairments occurred in nervous cells. These data suggest that cytotoxic antibrain antibodies are present in liquor of schizophrenic patients.
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