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How is the baby in the mother's womb get the food, energy and glucose through umbilical cord ?​

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Answered by Tulashi225
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It is transported across the placenta by facilitated diffusion via hexose transporters that are not dependent on insulin (GLUT3 and GLUT1). Although the fetus receives large amounts of intact glucose, a large amount is oxidized within the placenta to lactate, which is used for fetal energy production.

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  • In the uterus (womb), babies get glucose from their mother through the placenta and umbilical cord. 
  • Some glucose is used immediately as energy and some is stored in preparation for birth. 
  • Newborn babies are able to make glucose from these stores

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