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THE CONTRIBUTION OF GLUCOSE TO NEONATAL GLUCOSE-HOMEOSTASIS IN THE LAMB
Authors: COWETT RM RAPOZA RE GELARDI NL
Citation: Rm. Cowett et al., THE CONTRIBUTION OF GLUCOSE TO NEONATAL GLUCOSE-HOMEOSTASIS IN THE LAMB, Metabolism, clinical and experimental, 47(10), 1998, pp. 1239-1244
RED-CELL VOLUME DETERMINATION USING A STABLE-ISOTOPE OF CHROMIUM
Authors: SILVER HM SEEBECK MA COWETT RM PATTERSON KY VEILLON C
Citation: Hm. Silver et al., RED-CELL VOLUME DETERMINATION USING A STABLE-ISOTOPE OF CHROMIUM, Journal of the Society for Gynecologic Investigation, 4(5), 1997, pp. 254-258
PERSISTENT GLUCOSE-PRODUCTION AND GREATER PERIPHERAL SENSITIVITY TO INSULIN IN THE NEONATE VS THE ADULT
Authors: FARRAG HM NAWRATH LM HEALEY JE DORCUS EJ RAPOZA RE OH W COWETT RM
Citation: Hm. Farrag et al., PERSISTENT GLUCOSE-PRODUCTION AND GREATER PERIPHERAL SENSITIVITY TO INSULIN IN THE NEONATE VS THE ADULT, American journal of physiology: endocrinology and metabolism, 35(1), 1997, pp. 86-93
BRAIN-STEM AUDITORY-EVOKED RESPONSE IN RELATION TO NEONATAL GLUCOSE-METABOLISM
Authors: COWETT RM HOWARD GM JOHNSON J VOHR B
Citation: Rm. Cowett et al., BRAIN-STEM AUDITORY-EVOKED RESPONSE IN RELATION TO NEONATAL GLUCOSE-METABOLISM, Biology of the neonate, 71(1), 1997, pp. 31-36
INFLUENCE OF GLUCAGON AS A CONTRA INSULIN HORMONE IN NEONATAL HYPERINSULINEMIC HYPOGLYCEMIA
Authors: COWETT RM RAPOZA RE
Citation: Rm. Cowett et Re. Rapoza, INFLUENCE OF GLUCAGON AS A CONTRA INSULIN HORMONE IN NEONATAL HYPERINSULINEMIC HYPOGLYCEMIA, Pediatric research, 39(4), 1996, pp. 506-506
GLUCOSE DOES NOT AUTOREGULATE NEONATAL GLUCOSE-HOMEOSTASIS
Authors: COWETT RM RAPOZA RE
Citation: Rm. Cowett et Re. Rapoza, GLUCOSE DOES NOT AUTOREGULATE NEONATAL GLUCOSE-HOMEOSTASIS, Pediatric research, 39(4), 1996, pp. 1826-1826
MATURATION OF THE GLUCOSE-UTILIZATION RESPONSE TO INSULIN OCCURS BEFORE THAT OF GLUCOSE-PRODUCTION IN THE PRETERM NEONATE
Authors: FARRAQ HM DORCUS EJ COWETT RM
Citation: Hm. Farraq et al., MATURATION OF THE GLUCOSE-UTILIZATION RESPONSE TO INSULIN OCCURS BEFORE THAT OF GLUCOSE-PRODUCTION IN THE PRETERM NEONATE, Pediatric research, 39(4), 1996, pp. 1835-1835
GLUCOSE AND LACTATE KINETICS DURING A SHORT EXERCISE BOUT IN PREGNANCY
Authors: COWETT RM CARPENTER MW CARR S KALHAN S MAGUIRE C SADY M HAYDON B SADY S DORCUS B
Citation: Rm. Cowett et al., GLUCOSE AND LACTATE KINETICS DURING A SHORT EXERCISE BOUT IN PREGNANCY, Metabolism, clinical and experimental, 45(6), 1996, pp. 753-758
IN THE HUMAN PRETERM NEONATE GLUCOSE-UTILIZATION IS MORE SENSITIVE TOINSULIN THAN IS GLUCOSE-PRODUCTION
Authors: FARRAG HM NAWRATH LM DORCUS EJ HEALY JE RAPOZA RE OH W COWETT RM
Citation: Hm. Farrag et al., IN THE HUMAN PRETERM NEONATE GLUCOSE-UTILIZATION IS MORE SENSITIVE TOINSULIN THAN IS GLUCOSE-PRODUCTION, Pediatric research, 37(4), 1995, pp. 306-306
ONTOGENY OF GLUCOSE-PRODUCTION AND GLUCOSE-OXIDATION IN THE MICROPREMIE
Authors: FARRAG HM NAWRATH LM DORCUS EJ HEALY JE RAPOZA RE SAINI S OH W COWETT RM
Citation: Hm. Farrag et al., ONTOGENY OF GLUCOSE-PRODUCTION AND GLUCOSE-OXIDATION IN THE MICROPREMIE, Pediatric research, 37(4), 1995, pp. 307-307
POSTNATAL SOLID ACCRETION IN PRETERM INFANTS IS SIMILAR TO THAT REPORTED IN-UTERO, BUT MAY BE OVERESTIMATED BY ENERGY-BALANCE TECHNIQUES
Authors: BAUER K COWETT RM OH W
Citation: K. Bauer et al., POSTNATAL SOLID ACCRETION IN PRETERM INFANTS IS SIMILAR TO THAT REPORTED IN-UTERO, BUT MAY BE OVERESTIMATED BY ENERGY-BALANCE TECHNIQUES, Seminars in perinatology, 18(1), 1994, pp. 11-14
HYPERGLYCEMIA IN THE MICROPREMIE - EPIDEMIOLOGIC EVALUATION OF THE METABOLIC DYSEQUILIBRIUM
Authors: COWETT AA FARRAG HM COWETT RM
Citation: Aa. Cowett et al., HYPERGLYCEMIA IN THE MICROPREMIE - EPIDEMIOLOGIC EVALUATION OF THE METABOLIC DYSEQUILIBRIUM, Pediatric research, 35(4), 1994, pp. 10000310-10000310
EFFECT OF INTRAUTERINE GROWTH-RETARDATION ON POSTNATAL WEIGHT CHANGE IN PRETERM INFANTS
Authors: BAUER K COWETT RM HOWARD GM VANEPP J OH W
Citation: K. Bauer et al., EFFECT OF INTRAUTERINE GROWTH-RETARDATION ON POSTNATAL WEIGHT CHANGE IN PRETERM INFANTS, The Journal of pediatrics, 123(2), 1993, pp. 301-306
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