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POSTER SESSION IV Friday, May 4, 1984, 7:30 AM West Lounge/Garden Lane/Embarcadero POSTER SESSION IV Friday, May 4, 1984, 7:30 AM West Lounge/Garden Lane/Embarcadero GALACTOSE ALIMENTATION IN THE PUP OF A DIABETIC MOTHER. R.M. Kliegman, S. Morton, E. Miettinen, Case Western Res. Univ., Dept. of Ped., Cleveland. (268) FACILITATEDMATURATION OF THE INTESTINAL MICROVILLUS MEMBRANE (MVM) BY THYROXINE: A CLUE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTESTINAL BARRIER. Esther J. Israel, Kam Y. Pang and W. Allan Walker, Harvard Med. Sch., Massa- chusetts Gen. Hosp., Boston. (265) POSTNATAL MATURATION OF a-ADRENERGIC MECHANISM IN THE NEWBORN RAT LIVER. A. Noguchi, P. Jett, J. Bendeck (Spon. by Wm. J. Keenan), Dept. of Ped., St. Louis Univ. Sch. of Med., (287) LIPID CLEARING IN PREMATURE INFANTS. RESPONSE TO INCREASING DOSES OF INTRALIPID(1L): I-CIRCULATING LIPOPROTEIN LIPASE(LPL) AND HEPATIC LIPASE(HL). S. Berkow, M.L. Spear, A. Gutman, G.E. Stahl, M. Hamosh, R.A. Polin, T. Olivecrona, G.R. Pereira, P. Hamosh, Dept. of Ped., George- town Univ. Med. Ctr., Washington, and Children's Hosp. of Philadelphia. (241) THE ADENINE NUCLEOTIDE (AdN) TRANSLOCASE (T): A ROLE IN DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES. Daniel E. Hale and John R. Williamson, Dept. of Ped. and Bio- chem., Univ. of Pennsylvania Sch. of Med., Philadelphia. (260) UMBILICAL ARTERY (UA), UMBILICA VEIN (UV) AND MATCHED PLACENTAL CONCEN- TRATIONS OF HUMAN EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR (hEGF) IN FULL TERM (FT) AND PREMATURE INFANTS (PT). S.M. Scott, D. Orth, B. Larson and D.A. Fisher, UCLA Sch. of Med., Harbor-UCLA Med. Ctr., Dept. of Ped., Torrance, and Vanderbilt Univ. Med. Ctr., Dept. of Med., Nashville. (296) ISOLATION AND CULTURE OF FETAL LUNG ENDOTHELIAL CELLS. James H. Jose, Martin Post and Barry T. Smith, Harvard Med. Sch., Dept. of Ped., Boston. (266) DEVELOPMENT OF SYMPATHETIC REGULATION OF PHOSPHOLIPID SECRETION IN FETAL RABBIT LUNG. 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Hausinger, William Insull, Bruce S. Keenan, George W. Clayton, Baylor Coll. of Med., Dept . of Fed. and Med., Houston. (449) QUALITATIVE DIFFERENCES IN GLUCOSE HOMEOSTASIS BETWEEN OBESITY OF PRADER- WILL1 SYNDROME (PWS) AND NORMAL CHILDHOOD OBESITY (NL-OB). W.B. Zipf, T.H. OIDorisio, S. Cataland, Ohio State Univ. Coll. of Med., Columbus. (506) CONGENITAL HYPOALDOSTERONISM DUE TO DIFICIENCY OF CORTICOSTERONE METHYL OXIDASE I (CMO-1) ACTIVITY. D. Shulman, A. Vargas, J. Prebis, J. Melby, T. Wilson, A. Roo, Dept. of Ped., Univ. of So. Florida Coll. of Med., All Children's Hosp., St. Petersburg. (489) LH RIA DOSE-RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS CHANGE DURING PUBERTY. Stephen Burstein, Eva Schaff-Blass and Robert L. Rosenfield, Univ. of Chicago, Wyler Child. Hosp., Dept. of Ped. and Med., Chicago. (412) THE RATIO OF GROWTH HORMONE (GH) BY TANDEM MONOCLONAL ASSAY/POLYCLONAL RIA DOES NOT PREDICT RESPONSE TO GH THERAPY. Stuart A. Chalew, Salvatore Raiti, and A. 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Ctr., Dept. of Ped., Houston. (651) THE EFFECT OF NONNUTRITIVE AND NUTRITIVE SUCK ON GASTRIC EMPTYING IN PREMATURE INFANTS. Joanne S. Szabo, A. Criag Hillemeier, William Oh, Brown Univ., Women & Infants Hosp., Dept. of Ped., Providence. (712) ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC MEASUREMENTS OF RECTAL MUCOSA IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS - ABNORMAL RESPONSE TO AMILORIDE. Milton Westphal, Stanley Trojanowski, John G. Blackburn, Samuel S. Spicer and Doanld A. Sens, Med. Univ. of So. Carolina, Dept. of Ped., Physiol., and Path., Charleston. (729) SERIAL UV RADIATION EFFECTS ON VITAMIN D METABOLITES IN BLACKS & WHITES. William Brazerol, Andrew McPhee, Sean Lyon, Rebecca Wu, and Reginald C. Tsang, Univ. of Cincinnati. (570) ZINC BALANCE IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT PRETERM INFANTS FED OWN MOTHER'S MILK. K. Michael Hambidge, Margaret A. Jacobs, Roberta L. Barth, Kimberly 0. Kuether, Univ. of Colorado Hlth. Sci. Ctr., Dept. of Ped., Denver. (613) IMPORTANCE OF PROTEIN QUALITY IN FEEDING THE LOW BIRTH WEIGHT (LBW) INFANT. 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King, Case Western Reserve Univ., Cleveland and Metro. Gen. Hosp., Dept. of Ped., Cleveland. (667) SERUM LIPASE AS A MEASUREMENT OF PANCREATIC FUNCTION IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS. G.J. Cleghorn, P.D. Durie, G.G. Forstner, L. Benjamin and F. Dati (Spon. by J.R. Hamilton), The Hosp. for Sick Children, Toronto, and Behring- werke AG, Marburg, West Germany. (585) MEASURING THE DIETARY BIOAVAILAB&ITY OF CALCIUM (Ca) IN PREMATURE INFANTS WITH THE STABLE ISOTOPE Ca. Richard A. Ehrenkranz, Barbara A. Ackerman, Catherine M. Nelli, and Morteza Janghorbani (Spon.
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