This depends on the type of animal As for me, I measured the ESR of rabbit samples yesterday, in the same way as that used for humans

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I think there is no differences between both methods in animals and human, because they have the same concept that rate at which the RBCs or erythrocytes, in a sample of blood settle at the bottom. but the difference my be related to the time intervals for taking the reading of sedimentation rate.

Thanks, Dear Hussein, Appreciate your answer. Thanks

Really there is no difference. I have wide experience of ESR studies of human, rat, hamster, ground squirrels and other erythrocytes, using spin probes for membrane components (both lipid and proteins) as well as a water-soluble TEMPONE for cytosole state and membrane barrier function studies. Very informative and express method, demanding minimal amount of sample.

Deep thanks Dear Svetlana for your comment

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You are welcome!!! Good luck to you in your researches