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Variations in the Rate of Oxygen Consumption of Newborn Human Infantsttention to food energy intake and operative ambient temperatures. In this paper I will briefly review those factors which influence metabolic rate and the magnitude of their effect, then I shall review the variance observed in apparently similar infants under usual nursing conditions, and discuss t

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Glucagon Secretion during the Perinatal Periodrat (5) and monkey (6) foetuses also results in an increase of blood glucose. In the rat, injection of glucagon produces a marked decrease in fetal liver glycogen concentration (5) and the premature appearance of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase (PEPCK), the rate limiting enzyme of liver gluconeoge

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Book 1981and of substrates. This switch over has to occur smoothly and any adaptation failure will result in the disturbance of impor­ tant metabolic functions. Mortality and morbidity in neo­ natal period remain still very high in comparison with the figures observed later in life; the reduction of mortalit

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978-94-011-7516-6ECSC, EEC, EAEC, Brussels-Luxembourg 1981