Usually means: Antibody causing self red-cell destruction.
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▸ noun:  (immunology) Any hemolysin produced by the affected person's own body

Similar:
isohemagglutinin, hemopathogen, haemotoxin, hemotoxin, autoreaction, heterophile, autoantigen, autoantibody, autoserum, immunoglobin, more...

Opposite:
allohemolysin, heterolysin

Types:
streptolysin, staphylolysin, enterolysin, leukocidin, hemolysin, more...

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Similar:
isohemagglutinin, hemopathogen, haemotoxin, hemotoxin, autoreaction, heterophile, autoantigen, autoantibody, autoserum, immunoglobin, more...

Opposite:
allohemolysin, heterolysin

Types:
streptolysin, staphylolysin, enterolysin, leukocidin, hemolysin, more...



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