...Anne-Marie Guihard-Costa; J.Cl. Larroche In this study, fetal growth velocities of the body weight, crown-heel length, crown-rump length and head circumference were established from 478 normal fetuses and neonates, aged 8–41 gestational weeks. The growth rates were computed by time intervals...

.... Caffeine Theophylline Cerebrum Placenta Fetal rat Pregnancy Body weight Biol. Neonate 51: 332-339 (1987) © 1987 S. KargerAG, Basel 0006-3126/87/0516-0332S2.75/0 Effects of Maternal Caffeine Ingestion on the Perinatal Cerebrum Harumi Tanaka, Kazuharu Nakazawa, Masataka Arima Division of Mental...

...Grant Gall; May Chung The effect of oral intake and body weight on postnatal maturation of the small intestine was examined in infant rabbits with accelerated weight gain. Intestine from immature animals is characterized by large unidirectional Na fluxes, failure of Na absorption to respond...

... Gestational age Fetus Organ weight Body weight Biol. Neonate 37: 186 191 (1980) Fetal Development in Relation to Gestational Age in the Piglet P.A. Flecknell, R. Wootton, J.E. Cooper, M. John and I.R. McFadyen M.R.C. Clinical Research Centre, Harrow, Middlesex Key Words. Pig Gestational age Fetus...

...P. Bührdel; H. Willgerodt; E. Keller; H. Theile Litters with 3 preterm, 3 term and 3 postterm littermates have been fed by one mother each. Fetal body weight continues to increase in utero if the normal gestational period is extended by 1 day. But this intrauterine weight gain is smaller than...

...M. Stangenberg; A.-Ch. Eklöf; G. Dahlquist; Bengt Persson The effect of fetal insulin injection on body weight and carcass lipid and nitrogen content was studied in four groups of rat fetuses. In each litter, one fetus in each horn was randomly chosen for treatment with either insulin injection...

... weaning at the 18th postnatal day causes a precocious decrease of the concentration of all studied lipids in blood so that their values on days 22 and 26 are significantly lower than in animals weaned on the 30th postnatal day. The body weight of early weaned rats decreases only slightly and returns...

..., and length of front and rear appendages. Body weight measurements were extended to 233 days. The mean body weight at 50 days was 14.1 g, which increased rapidly to 2,560 g at 233 days. 16 9 2009 © 1975 S. Karger AG, Basel 1975 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights...