mortality/aging
• die within one day of delivery
• die earlier compared with controls under starvation conditions after caesarean delivery (12 hours vs. 21 hours in controls), but survival can be prolonged by forced milk feeding
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cellular
• autolysosomes (degrading autophagic vacuoles) absent
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homeostasis/metabolism
• under fasting conditions, have lower amino acid levels in the heart, liver and brain 10 hours after, but not immediately after, caesarean delivery
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• under fasting conditions, have lower essential and branched-chain amino acid levels in plasma 10 hours after, but not immediately after, caesarean delivery
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behavior/neurological
• no milk in stomachs of neonates, suggesting a suckling defect
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cardiovascular system
• severe elevation of the ST segment becomes apparent 8 hours after caesarean delivery under fasting conditions, however see no abnormalities in the coronary arteries or the respiratory system, suggesting a shortage of respiratory substrates and not oxygen
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hematopoietic system
N |
• organelle degradation occurs normally in erythroid cells
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vision/eye
N |
• organelle degradation occurs normally in embryonic lens cells as the formation of the organelle free zone in the lens is normal
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