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Differential bone marrow cell and peripheral blood cell counts in new-born mice from zero to twenty-one days of age were investigated. In the bone marrow, erythroblasts rapidly increased whereas granulocytic cells decreased with time. The G/E ratio was 6.7 on day zero and 0.5 on day four, and as the G/E ratio of adult mice is normally from 0.8 to 2.4, these values would be the highest and lowest respectively for the whole life span of a mouse. In the peripheral blood, MCV decreased each day, closely matching the changes in the Price-Jones curves. The results of erythrocyte area measurements indicate that the larger the erythrocyte area, the earlier in days of age it disappeared and the shorter its life span.

Changes of Bone Marrow Cell and Peripheral Blood Cell Counts in New-born Mice