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    The document discusses autoantibodies and their classification. There are two main types of autoantibodies: warm autoantibodies and cold autoantibodies. Warm autoantibodies are active at physiological temperature (around 37°C) while cold autoantibodies are active at temperatures of 0-4°C. A direct antiglobulin test (DAT) is used to determine the autoantibody present in a patient. Patients can present with one or both types of autoantibodies, referred to as a "mixed type AHA".

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    The document discusses autoantibodies and their classification. There are two main types of autoantibodies: warm autoantibodies and cold autoantibodies. Warm autoantibodies are active at physiological temperature (around 37°C) while cold autoantibodies are active at temperatures of 0-4°C. A direct antiglobulin test (DAT) is used to determine the autoantibody present in a patient. Patients can present with one or both types of autoantibodies, referred to as a "mixed type AHA".

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    The document discusses autoantibodies and their classification. There are two main types of autoantibodies: warm autoantibodies and cold autoantibodies. Warm autoantibodies are active at physiological temperature (around 37°C) while cold autoantibodies are active at temperatures of 0-4°C. A direct antiglobulin test (DAT) is used to determine the autoantibody present in a patient. Patients can present with one or both types of autoantibodies, referred to as a "mixed type AHA".

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    Ifah Inayah D'zatricha
    The document discusses autoantibodies and their classification. There are two main types of autoantibodies: warm autoantibodies and cold autoantibodies. Warm autoantibodies are active at physiological temperature (around 37°C) while cold autoantibodies are active at temperatures of 0-4°C. A direct antiglobulin test (DAT) is used to determine the autoantibody present in a patient. Patients can present with one or both types of autoantibodies, referred to as a "mixed type AHA".

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