QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON BEHAVIOR OF SENSITIZED LYMPHOID CELLS IN VITRO .3. CONVERSION OF NORMAL LYMPHOID CELLS TO AN IMMUNOLOGICALLY ACTIVE STATUS WITH RNA DERIVED FROM ISOLOGOUS LYMPHOID TISSUES OF SPECIFICALLY IMMUNIZED RATS

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