Fetal Fuel Utilization is a metabolic construct that specifies the quantitative and qualitative patterns of substrate uptake, oxidation, and incorporation into biomass by the fetus, distinguishing it from maternal or neonatal fuel metabolism through its unique dependence on placental nutrient supply and ontogenetic enzyme expression.
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William H. Goldwater, DeWitt Stetten · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1947 · 206 citations · Full text
Placental production and foetal utilisation of lactate and pyruvate
Laurence I. Burd, Marilyn Jones, Michael A. Simmons et al. · Nature · 1975 · 200 citations
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