Multiple Choice
A benign cold autoagglutinin may cause interference in antibody screening procedures when:
A) anti-IgG AHG reagents are used in the test procedure.
B) polyspecific AHG reagents are used in the test procedure.
C) the immediate spin phase is omitted.
D) LISS is used as a potentiator at 37°C incubation.
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