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Journal: Neonatology
Biologia Neonatorum (1977) 32 (1-2): 108–112.
Published Online: 17 September 2009
...H. Přibylová; V. Melichar; V. Šabata Changes of total blood sugars, glucose, fructose, lactate, pyruvate, acid-base balance and free fatty acids were followed in 15 healthy newborns whose mothers received fructose infusions during labour. The results were compared with 20 control newborns...
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Journal: Neonatology
Biologia Neonatorum (1976) 28 (1-2): 74–82.
Published Online: 16 September 2009
... rate of deposition occurred between 100 and 107 days. The time of deposition of muscle glycogen was similar to that of the liver. Lung glycogen levels peaked between 70 and 90 days but then fell rapidly in late gestation. Cardiac levels were similar at all ages studied. Blood fructose levels were high...
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Journal: Neonatology
Biologia Neonatorum (1974) 24 (5-6): 330–343.
Published Online: 16 September 2009
...K. Beyreiss; M. Rautenbach Fructose turnover and utilization in dependence on age were examined in 55 pre-term and term newborns appropriate for gestational age during continuous intravenous infusion of fructose (0.25–1.0 g . kg –– 1 · h ––1 ). (1) The linear turnover range of fructose is exceeded...
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Journal Articles
Journal: Neonatology
Biologia Neonatorum (1973) 23 (3-4): 314–323.
Published Online: 16 September 2009
...E.A. Brachet The sorbitol pathway was investigated in vitro on slices of umbilical cord tissue from normal full-term pregnancies. Glucose, sorbitol and fructose were shown to be present in this tissue at fairly constant levels. When added to the medium, these three substrates can be actively taken...