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How Can Pathologic Anti-I Be Differentiated from Benign Anti-I

Question 135

Question 135

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How can pathologic anti-I be differentiated from benign anti-I?


A) Immunoglobulin class
B) Binding of complement
C) Broad thermal range of reactivity
D) All of the above

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