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A patient who received a liver transplant subsequently developed autologous anti‐I and anti‐M. The antibodies were demonstrated in the serum and in eluates from the patient's red blood cells, and could be separated by cross‐absorption with appropriate red blood cells. The patient received horse antilymphocyte globulin and the possibility could not be excluded that the anti‐M was transferred passively.
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