Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical · 2014
Hematologic profile of hematophagous Desmodus rotundus bats before and after experimental infection with rabies virus.
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Almeida Marilene Fernandes de, Trezza-Netto José, Aires Caroline Cotrin, Barros Rodrigo Fernandes de, Rosa Adriana Ruckert da, Massad Eduardo
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INTRODUCTION: Hematophagous Desmodus rotundus bats play an important role in the rabies lifecycle. This study describes the hematological profile of these bats before and after experimental infection with rabies virus.
METHODS: Cells counts were performed in a Neubauer chamber.
RESULTS: The average values of erythrocytes and leucocytes counts in blood before experimental infections were 9.97 × 10(6)mm3 and 4.80 × 10(3)mm3, respectively. Neutrophils represented 69.9% of white blood cells and the lymphocytes represented 26.9%. Following the experimental infections, the average numbers of erythrocytes and leucocytes was 9.43 × 106mm3 and 3.98 × 10(3)mm3, respectively. Neutrophils represented 40% of white blood cells and the lymphocytes represented 59%.
CONCLUSIONS: The hematological profile given in this study can serve as reference values for D. rotundus bats.
METHODS: Cells counts were performed in a Neubauer chamber.
RESULTS: The average values of erythrocytes and leucocytes counts in blood before experimental infections were 9.97 × 10(6)mm3 and 4.80 × 10(3)mm3, respectively. Neutrophils represented 69.9% of white blood cells and the lymphocytes represented 26.9%. Following the experimental infections, the average numbers of erythrocytes and leucocytes was 9.43 × 106mm3 and 3.98 × 10(3)mm3, respectively. Neutrophils represented 40% of white blood cells and the lymphocytes represented 59%.
CONCLUSIONS: The hematological profile given in this study can serve as reference values for D. rotundus bats.