text: Yo, check it out, here's the scoop, let me break it down for you, troop.
  We used affinity chromatography techniques, no doubt,
  To determine the levels of glyco Hb and glycoprotein, no clout.
  In the cord blood and maternal blood, we did the test,
  In three groups of mothers, let me explain the rest.
  
  Group I, the normals, doing just fine,
  Group II, White's Class A diabetics, toeing the line,
  Group III, the insulin-dependent diabetics, a different breed,
  We wanted to see how their babies would proceed.
  
  The results came in, and we saw the trend,
  In Group III newborns, glyco Hb was off the bend,
  Significantly higher (P < 0.005), no joke,
  Compared to Group I babies, it wasn't a hoax.
  
  The glycoprotein in these babies, it was the same,
  Significantly increased (P < 0.005), no one to blame,
  But in Group III mothers, we also found,
  Their glyco Hb levels were significantly profound.
  
  Hb A1 and plasma glycoprotein, well, they didn't show,
  Any significant changes, just so you know,
  And when we looked at the cord and maternal blood,
  White's Class A diabetics, they were all good.
  
  So, here's the conclusion, straight and clear,
  The fetuses of insulin-dependent diabetics, my dear,
  They're hyperglycemic in utero, no lie,
  That's what we found, now it's time to say goodbye.