. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Oct 20.

Published in final edited form as: Kidney Int. 2009 Jan 21;75(8):800–808. doi: 10.1038/ki.2008.690

Table 2.

Body mass components of mice after renal injury

	Sham (n=7) 8 weeks	SIRI (n=8) 8 weeks	SIRI+V (n=7) 8 weeks	SIRI+Rap (n=7) 8 weeks
Body weight (g)	24.7±0.85	25.1±0.6	26.1±0.5	25.7±0.6
24 h calorie intake (kcal)	14.1±0.75	20.1±1.5^*	14.1±1.0	20.4±1.3^*
24 h water intake (ml)	1.130±186	3.599±757^*	3.630±510^*	6.333±646^*
24 h urine volume (ml)	1.110±60	3.420±180^*	3.640±840^*	6.422±930^*
Lean body mass (g)	20.3±0.8	19.2±1.2	20.3±1.4	19.9±1.3
Fat body mass (g)	4.1±0.3	3.9±0.2	4.4±0.2	4.3±0.2
Extracellular fluid volume (ml)	4.13±1.24	4.10±0.89	4.21±0.99	4.02±1.16
Lung weight/BW (mg/g)	6.45±0.9	6.21±0.9	6.27±0.0.5	6.59±0.6
Liver weight/BW (mg/g)	26.12±2.4	26.82±2.0	27.06±4.4	26.55±1.9
Spleen weight/BW (mg/g)	2.52±0.3	2.71±0.4	2.93±0.3	2.62±0.4

Metabolic analysis of 20-week-old mice after sham surgery (Sham), surgically induced renal injury (SIRI), SIRI with daily injections of vehicle (SIRI+V), or SIRI with daily injections of rapamcyin (SIRI+Rap).

P<0.05 vs sham-operated mice at the same time point.