Table 2. Effects of different concentrations of nano-ZnOs on hematological parameters of male rats

Parameters Groups
G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6
WBC (109/L) 4.27±0.07ab 4.65±0.14ab 4.40±0.35ab 4.66±0.46ab 4.60±0.03ab 4.62±0.18ab
RBCs (1012/L) 7.42±0.15a 7.00±0.14b 6.74±0.11b 6.57±0.17b 6.82±0.13b 6.84±0.08b
Hematocrit (%) 36.73±1.26ab 35.04±0.44b 34.98±0.45b 34.84±0.71b 35.00±0.56b 34.24±0.96b
Hemoglobin (g/dL) 14.35±0.63a 13.84±0.18a 13.64±0.18a 13.84±0.39a 13.94±0.31a 13.96±0.33a
MCV (fL=10–15) 48.25±0.47a 49.74±0.48ab 51.60±0.67b 50.00±0.001ab 51.75±0.85b 50.75±1.25b
MCH (Pg=10–12) 18.91±0.50a 19.85±0.52ab 20.65±0.26b 19.70±0.16ab 20.57±0.24b 20.52±0.31b
MCHC (g/dL) 38.64±0.62a 39.54±0.73ab 39.38±0.62ab 39.94±0.45ab 39.94±0.45ab 41.06±0.24b
PLT (109/L) 567.20±8.45a 519.60±25.70a 498±28.37a 528±16.71a 551.60±41.01a 497±9.57a
The abbreviations RBC, WBC, MCV, MCH, and MCHC stand for red blood cells, white blood cells, and mean corpuscular volume, hemoglobin, and concentration, respectively. Data are the means and standard errors of five animals per group. At p<0.05, the difference between mean values with different superscripts in the same row is statistically significant.
WBC, white blood cell; RBC, red blood cell count; MCV, mean capsular volume; MCHC, mean capsular hemoglobin concentration; PLT, platelet count.