Metabolic Adaptation to Extrauterine Life The antenatal role of carb
th th st . On December 19 ,20 and 21 1979, we had the opportunlty to organize a Workshop on "Antenatal factors affecting meta bolic adaptation to extrauterine life - Role of carbohydra tes and energy metabolism". This meeting was made possible thanks to
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DEVELOPMENTS IN PERINATAL MEDICINE
VOLUME 1
METABOLIC ADAPTATION TO EXTRAUTERINE LIFE The antenatal role of carbohydrates and energy metabolism Proceedings of a Workshop held in Brussels, December 19-21, 1979. Sponsored by the Commission of the European Communities, as advised by the Committee on Medical and Public Health Research.
RDEMEYER (editor)
• 1981
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CONTENTS PREFACE
IX
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
SESSION I
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CARBOHYDRATE UTILIZATION IN THE NEWBORN The metabolism of glycogen in the liver of foetal and new-born rats. Hers, HG. Hormonal control of fetal liver glycogen metabolism Moses, SW, Pines, M, Bashan, N.
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Extrahepatic glycogen stores and their role in homeostasis. De Meyer, R.
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Factors regulating blood glucose in the fetus and in the newborn. Jones, CT, Rolph, T, Band, G, Michael, E.
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Glucose turnover in the newborn rat. Snell, K.
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Factors affecting intra uterine glycogen storage. Roux, JM.
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Factors affecting glucose metabolism in the newborn rat. Ferre, P, Pegorier, JP, Callikan, S, Leturque, A, Girard, J.
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Carbohydrate metabolism in intrauterine growth retardation. Kollee, LLA, Monnens, LAH, Trijbels, JMF, Veerkamp, JH.
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Discussion: Britton, Jones, Minkowski, Hull, Milner
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VI SESSION
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SESSION III:
SESSION
IV:
ENERGY EXPENDITURE
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Caloric needs of the newborn. Verellen, G.
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Variations in the rate of oxygen consumption of newborn human infants. Hull, D.
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Energy requirements for growth in the neonate. Sauer, PJJ, Dane, HJ, Pearse, RG, Visser, HKA.
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The role of oleic acid as a substitute for glucose in brain cell cultures of neonatal mice. Bossi, E, Siegrist, HP.
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Discussion: Britton, Hull, Girard, Bossi, Helge, Verellen, Minkowski.
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REGULATION OF INSULIN AND GLUCAGON
