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. 2020 Jul 16;8:388. doi: 10.3389/fped.2020.00388

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Copyright © 2020 Merino, Slisarenko, Taylor, Falkenstein, Gilbert, Bohm, Blanchard, Ardeshir, Didier, Kim and Kuroda.

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Trends in blood chemistry values in pediatric animals through the first year of life. Age binning was completed for samples from animals with average ages of 1 week (0–2 weeks old), 4 weeks (3–5 weeks old), 12 weeks (11–13 weeks old), 24 weeks (22–26 weeks old), 36 weeks (34–38 weeks old), and 48 weeks (46–50 weeks old). Data were shown for iron (A), total protein (B), BUN (C), and GGT (D) from the Colony MR (blue), Colony NR (green), and Research NR (orange). (A–D) were plotted using box and whiskers depicting median, minimum and maximum values and (E–H) applied statistical analyses of results (mean ± st. dev.) from the Colony MR animals using Kruskal-Wallis test coupled with Dunn's multiple comparisons to illustrate how CBC parameters vary with age. *P < 0.05; **P < 0.01; ***P < 0.001.