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Old 12-26-2017, 04:18 PM #11
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Probably what was done was to measure your anti-MAG antibody level using an immunoassay (an ELISA). The results are usually expressed in Buhlmann Titre Units (BTU).

BTU <1000 is negative, BTU between 1000-3000 is low positive and high positive is >70000 BTU. So, your results are in the positive range.
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