Clinical findings: |
No differences in survival, clinical findings, body weight and food intake compared to control animals
Hematology: · slightly decreased erythrocyte count and haemoglobin · slightly increased MCV (males), MCH (females) and relative reticulocyte count (females) Clinical Biochemistry: · slightly increased glucose and urea (females) and calcium and phosphorous (males) concentration · slightly increased a1-globulin fraction and decreased ?-globulin fraction (absolute/relative) in males (electrophoresis) Urinalysis: · increased volume with slightly increased pH-value (both sexes) and increased glucose (males) · light to red brown discoloration |