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Vernix caseosa, also
known as vernix, is the waxy
white substance found coating the skin of
newborn human babies. It is
produced by
dedicated cells and...
- the
vernix caseosa on the skin.
Together they
protect the
delicate fetal skin from
being damaged by the
amniotic fluid. The
vernix caseosa also helps...
- discharge,
composed of blood,
shreds of
fetal membranes, decidua,
vernix caseosa,
lanugo and membranes. It is red in
color because of the
large amount of...
- The
sebaceous glands of a
human fetus secrete a
substance called vernix caseosa, a waxy,
translucent white substance coating the skin of newborns. After...
- most
often found in bacteria, but can be
found in nattÅ, dairy,
vernix caseosa of
human infants and
California sea
lions where they may play a role in...
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psychology Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Un****isted
childbirth Vernix caseosa Natural birth topics:
Bradley method of
natural childbirth Lamaze Natural...
- in
streaks of blood, and
coated with a
white substance known as
vernix caseosa,
which is
hypothesised to act as an
antibacterial barrier. The newborn...
- from the
Latin cera (wax) and amide.
Ceramide is a
component of
vernix caseosa, the waxy or cheese-like
white substance found coating the skin of newborn...
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abundant scalp hair,
visible creases on
palms and soles,
absence of
vernix caseosa, loss of
subcutaneous fat, and
green or
yellow skin
colour due to meconium...
- bile, blood, mucus, cholesterol,
pancreatic secretions, lanugo,
vernix caseosa and
cellular debris.
Meconium ac****ulates in the
foetal gastrointestinal...
