Newborn fats

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Newborn fats are essential for brain development, provide energy for growth, and aid in vitamin absorption. There are two types of newborn fats – brown and white adipose tissue. Hormones like leptin and insulin, as well as temperature regulation, play crucial roles in the regulation of newborn fats.
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Importance of newborn fats

  • Essential for brain development
  • Provide energy for growth
  • Aid in the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins

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  • Brown adipose tissue
  • White adipose tissue

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  • Hormones like leptin and insulin play a role
  • Temperature regulation influences fat distribution

 

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