Genomic Sensitivity of Small Mammals - A Suitable Test System in the Genetic Monitoring

Cobalt(II)-Induced Changes in Hemoglobin Content and Iron Concentration in Mice from Different Age Groups

“…Its compounds are shown to improve hematological parameters by increasing bone marrow erythropoietic activity, hematocrit and mean cell volume (2). Topashka-Ancheva et al determined that consuming food containing industrial dust with cobalt induces changes in hemoglobin, hematocrit, in red and white blood cell counts (6,7). Data suggest a relationship between plasma cobalt and iron concentrations (1,8).…”