Table 1.

Hematological data for wild-type and mutant mice

GenotypeHematocrit, %MCV, fLReticulocytes, %MCH concentration, g/dLMCH, pg
Age 28 to 35 d      
 WT (n = 5) 52.9  ±  1.5 57.6  ±  0.5 4.3  ±  0.6 29.2 ± 0.69 15.8  ±  0.6 
ApoE−/− (n = 8) 52.5  ±  2.1 62.6  ±  3.6 2.8  ±  1.2 27.3 ± 1.0  16.6  ±  0.5 
SR-BI−/− (n = 14) 50.7  ±  2.7 62.5  ±  4.2 11.9  ±  4.0 28 ± 1.1  16.1  ±  0.6 
SR-BI−/−/apoE−/−(n = 6) 34.2  ±  1.7 84.1  ±  4.1 100 17.5 ± 1.3  15.0  ±  0.5  
3 mo on normal or cholesterol-supplemented diet; age, 4 mo      
 WT, normal diet (n = 5) 54.0  ±  4 50.0  ±  1.5 2.5  ±  0.2 30.8 ± 1.2  15.3  ±  0.3  
 WT, cholesterol diet (n = 5) 55.5  ±  0.5 51.1  ±  2 2.4  ±  0.3 29.1 ± 1.9  14.8  ±  0.7 
SR-BI−/−, normal diet (n = 5) 47.3  ±  3 54.8  ±  3 6.2  ±  1.0 28.4 ± 1.4  15.5  ±  0.5 
SR-BI−/−, cholesterol diet (n = 7) 39.6  ±  2 63.3  ±  2 18.5  ±  3.0 27 ± 1.0  15.9  ±  0.6 
GenotypeHematocrit, %MCV, fLReticulocytes, %MCH concentration, g/dLMCH, pg
Age 28 to 35 d      
 WT (n = 5) 52.9  ±  1.5 57.6  ±  0.5 4.3  ±  0.6 29.2 ± 0.69 15.8  ±  0.6 
ApoE−/− (n = 8) 52.5  ±  2.1 62.6  ±  3.6 2.8  ±  1.2 27.3 ± 1.0  16.6  ±  0.5 
SR-BI−/− (n = 14) 50.7  ±  2.7 62.5  ±  4.2 11.9  ±  4.0 28 ± 1.1  16.1  ±  0.6 
SR-BI−/−/apoE−/−(n = 6) 34.2  ±  1.7 84.1  ±  4.1 100 17.5 ± 1.3  15.0  ±  0.5  
3 mo on normal or cholesterol-supplemented diet; age, 4 mo      
 WT, normal diet (n = 5) 54.0  ±  4 50.0  ±  1.5 2.5  ±  0.2 30.8 ± 1.2  15.3  ±  0.3  
 WT, cholesterol diet (n = 5) 55.5  ±  0.5 51.1  ±  2 2.4  ±  0.3 29.1 ± 1.9  14.8  ±  0.7 
SR-BI−/−, normal diet (n = 5) 47.3  ±  3 54.8  ±  3 6.2  ±  1.0 28.4 ± 1.4  15.5  ±  0.5 
SR-BI−/−, cholesterol diet (n = 7) 39.6  ±  2 63.3  ±  2 18.5  ±  3.0 27 ± 1.0  15.9  ±  0.6 

Values are given with SDs. The P values for significantly different measurements are given in the text. Normal mouse reticulocyte counts range from 2% to 6% early in life and decrease slightly as the mice age.

MCV indicates mean corpuscular volume; MCH, mean corpuscular hemoglobin; WT, wild-type; apoE, apolipoprotein E.

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