What Serologic Factor Distinguishes Anti-Fy3 from Anti-Fy^a or Anti-Fy^b

question 110

Multiple Choice

What serologic factor distinguishes anti-Fy3 from anti-Fy^a or anti-Fy^b?

• A) It is not destroyed by enzymes.
• B) It is an IgM antibody.
• C) It does not bind complement.
• D) It does show dosage.

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