Study the effect of the static magnetic field on some blood parameters of male rats:In vivo

Abstract

Abstract The goal of the current study was to determine how magnetic field that is constant affected male rat rates of growth, Plasmatic protein concentrations, hematopoiesis, the levels of glucose and Dehydrogenase of lactate (LDH) activity, transaminase activity. Rats were sub acutely exposed to SMF for 8 days in a row for 2 hour each day at 140 mT, which resulted in an increase in plasma LDH activity (+ 29%). Moreover, the glucose concentration increased by(+ 29%) and platelet number (+ 9%) while the hematological parameters, protein levels, and the activity of the enzymes alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and aspartate aminotransferase (AST) remained the same. Rats exposed to SMF for 16 days in a row (2hour/day at 140 mT) experienced significant growth rate significant increases in hemoglobin Hb (+ 9%) total plasma protein TP (+ 25%) glucose concentration (+ 37%) hematocrit levels Ht (+ 16%) platelet number PLT (+ 11%) Lactate dehydrogenase LDH (+ 29%) aspartate aminotransferase AST (+ 16%) alanine transaminase ALT(+ 17%). Rats exposed to SMF for 32 days in a row (2hour/day at 140 mT) experienced more significant growth rate significant increases in hemoglobin (+ 18% ), total plasma protein (+ 40%) cell of red blood (+ 18%), cell of white blood (+ 18%), and number of platelet (+ 16%) levels. The activities of LDH were likewise elevated by sub-chronic exposure to SMF. The concentration of glucose, however, was unaltered. This study was carried out with the objective of investigating the influences of stationary magnetic wave on growth enhancement, hematopoiesis, plasmatic protein data, glycaemia, of lactate dehydrogenase (LDL) and transaminases(alanine and aspartate aminotransferase data .