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and Yen Wu made plans to resume her studies and complete her doctoral work under
Sherman at Columbia. She accompanied Hsien Wu to Europe and discovered she was pregnant, which put an end to her pursuit for further education, and she returned to China. Working as unpaid staff in Hsien Wu's lab, she continued to assist in research, but papers published rarely listed her name as the primary researcher. She also temporarily taught organic chemistry for students at the Xiehe Nursing School.
571:) in 1934 with the aim of providing a modern comprehensive education and hired Wang Suyi, an alumnus of Columbia, as principal and a full-time teacher. The private school was operated by a board of her friends upon which she served as treasurer. Yen Wu was a member of various civic improvement clubs and worked with her sisters to raise funds in 1936 to build a school hospital for their alma mater, the Jinling Women's College. She returned to school, studying French at the
697:, having "developed the first method for sequencing DNA" and was "widely recognized as one of the fathers of plant genetic engineering." In addition to the scholarships she founded, the Hsien and Daisy Yen Wu Scholarship was founded at Cornell to assist graduate students in completing their education. Harvard has an endowed chair, the Hsien Wu and Daisy Yen Wu Professor of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology, named in their honor.
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their survey results to Yen and Hsien. They analyzed the survey, determining daily consumption rates of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins finding that the diet of people in
Beijing was fairly representative of a typical diet throughout the country. They noted that compared to a Western diet, there were deficiencies in high-quality protein, calcium, phosphorus, and vitamins A and D. Their conclusions were that
402:, and was an industrialist. He founded China's salt industry, as well as banks, factories, pharmacies, and tea shops around the country. Both her grandfather and father were also talented painters and calligraphers. Convinced of the importance of education, Yan Zijun hired university teachers to tutor the children from a young age in English and Chinese before they attended primary school in Shanghai.
514:, the predominant Chinese diet at the time, using white mice as subjects, a technique Yen had learned from Sherman. By feeding one set of mice a typical diet based on grains such as corn, rice, sorghum, and wheat combined with peas, soybeans, and other vegetables; and another mouse group a diet of grain and meat, they discovered significant growth differentials and problems with
606:, where Yen Wu cared for Hsien Wu and compiled their research. Between 1949 and 1959, they published four papers and wrote three abstracts for presentation at academic conferences, mostly about amino acid metabolism. After Hsien Wu died on 8 August 1959, Yen Wu published her husband's biography and in 1960, moved to New York City, to be near her children.
290:. Collaborating with him, she conducted research on proteins and studied nutrition. After their marriage she continued to assist in the research conducted by Wu as an unpaid staff member until 1928. She and her husband collaborated in writing the first Chinese textbook on nutrition, which remained in print through the 1990s.
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in the 1970s, Yen Wu returned to China. She visited relatives in 1980 and 1984. In 1983, she attended the celebration for the 70th anniversary of the founding of
Jinling Women's University with family and former classmates. That year, she established a scholarship fund named after her husband to be
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Despite her contract being renewed for another year, when Yen and Wu decided to marry, she knew her position would be terminated, as there was a policy that spouses could not work together. The couple married on 20 December 1924 in
Shanghai and Yen Wu resigned. They honeymooned in the United States
297:) in 1934 to provide a modern comprehensive education for Chinese children. She also raised funds in 1936 to build a school hospital for their alma mater, the Jinling Women's College, and earned a degree in French. In 1949, as her husband was in the United States and unable to return because of the
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neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. The Wus' research papers on metabolism, diet, and nutrition were foundational to the development of later ideas on modern
Chinese health and nutrition. At the time their work was completed, it was one of the most influential in China and led the biochemical
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Her next joint project with Hsien Wu was to conduct research on the diet of people in
Beijing. The Department of Public Health and Sanitation collected materials from various groups throughout the country, including businesses, factories, farms, households, restaurants, and schools and presented
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Yen Wu conducted her own research on nutrition for the biochemistry department, believed to be the first such studies carried out by a woman in China. She analyzed the chemical composition of many types of
Chinese foods. Vitamin research was still in its infancy, but she determined the amount of
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In 1928, after the birth of her third child, Yen Wu withdrew from active work in the laboratory and focused on raising her children while compiling the research notes of her husband and assisting him in the development of his career. Within seven years of marrying, she had given birth to five
317:, creating a library for the New York Obesity Research Center. Throughout her life, Yen Wu created numerous scholarships in China, Taiwan, and the United States which bear the name of family members and allow students to further their education. She died in 1993 in Ithaca, New York.
613:. She was tasked with testing various foods and making recommendations to improve nutritional standards for children. In 1961, she established the Yen Tse-King Memorial Scholarship, in honor of her father, and the Wu Hsien Memorial Scholarship, in honor of her husband, at the
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Chinese and Western Girls' High School. She passed the examination and enrolled in the middle of 1914, completing her studies there in June 1917. She was admitted to Nanjing Jinling Women's University (later renamed
621:, Taiwan. The scholarships were intended to be awarded annually to assist women students in become physicians or any student of biological chemistry in completing their education. In August 1964, Yen Wu went to work at the Institute of Human Nutrition at
636:. Her work there was to establish the library for the New York Obesity Research Center. She also lectured on public health and nutrition at Columbia University. In addition to her employment, Yen Wu began editing and updating the publication
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to fund the research of professors who have contributed to the development of
Chinese biochemistry and molecular biology. She retired in 1987 and lived alone until 1992, when she moved to the home of her eldest son in
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Medical College to prioritize studying nutrition. The papers they produced have become a prerequisite to any discussion of the historical development of nutritional study in China.
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640:(Introduction to Nutrition). She wrote eight supplemental chapters and a new edition of the book was published in Taiwan in 1974, and remained in print until the 1990s.
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to develop nutritional standards from 1960 to 1964. From 1964 to 1971 she worked as a lecturer and created a reference library for the Institute of Human Nutrition at
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and graduating in 1944. In 1947, Hsien Wu went to the United States to work as a visiting professor at Columbia University, but was unable to return because of the
502:(The Effect of Latex on Colored Solution, 1926). These studies would later become the basis for Hsien Wu's theory on protein denaturation first presented in 1931.
598:, where Hsien Wu had become chair of the biochemistry department at the University of Alabama. In 1950, she was hired to work as a biochemical researcher for the
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Wu, Hsien; Wu, Daisy Yen (May 1924). "Some New Observations Concerning the Effects of Dilute Acids and Alkalies on Proteins".
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children and was concerned about the level of educational opportunities available for them. She founded the Mingming School (
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they found that growth rates were similar to the meat-eating mice and the animals had no signs of vitamin deficiencies.
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carbohydrates, fat, fiber, protein, and water in various foods. Together with Hsien Wu, she began researching
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Wu, Hsien; Wu, Daisy Yen (May 1950). "Influence of Feeding Schedule on Nitrogen Utilization and Excretion".
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Wu, Hsien; Wu, Daisy Yen (1928). "Growth of Rats on Vegetarian Diets".
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in chemistry, nutrition, and physics and the next fall enrolled in
1767:(in Chinese). Hong Kong: Xinyitang Publishing House. 7 June 2015.
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1763:[Republic of China·Wu Xian: Introduction to Nutrition].
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in the vegetarian group. Altering the vegetarian diet by adding
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1532:[The Three Patriotic and Dedicated Yan Sisters].
983:吴 (Wu), 宪 (Hsien) (1974). 吴 (Wu), 严彩韵 (Daisy Yen) (ed.).
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647:relations between China and the US leading to
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1528:谢 (Xie), 振声 (Zhensheng) (20 December 2009).
1511:谢 (Xie), 振声 (Zhensheng) (27 December 2005).
59:Daisy Yen and Hsien Wu with their children,
1958:University of Alabama at Birmingham faculty
1536:(in Chinese). Ningbo, China. Archived from
1471:[Hsien Wu: World-Class Biochemist]
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787:"Nature of Heat Denaturation of Proteins"
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1398:Friedlander, Blaine (14 February 2008).
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486:and published several papers with him:
325:Yan Caiyun was born on 12 June 1902 in
166: 1924; died 1959)
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967:Hsien Wu, 1893–1959: In Loving Memory
447:Teachers College, Columbia University
280:Teachers College, Columbia University
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313:and from 1971 to 1987 she worked at
1795:from the original on 4 October 2020
1771:from the original on 5 October 2020
1448:Knight, Howard Lawton, ed. (1929).
1435:from the original on 6 October 2020
791:The Journal of Biological Chemistry
758:The Journal of Biological Chemistry
654:Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences
558:Family and philanthropy (1929–1949)
1983:20th-century women philanthropists
1817:Washington University in St. Louis
1693:10.1111/j.1753-4887.1974.tb07322.x
276:Nanjing Jinling Women's University
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1423:Hrichak, Katya (24 August 2020).
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709:Experimental Biology and Medicine
1467:吳 (Wu), 瑞 (Ray) (October 1998).
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1569:Springer Science+Business Media
1481:Chinese University of Hong Kong
1198:Xinyitang Publishing House 2015
594:Yen Wu brought the children to
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307:United Nations Children's Fund
33:Chinese biochemist (1902–1993)
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1477:二十一世紀評論 (21st Century Review)
812:10.1016/S0021-9258(18)84930-4
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476:Peking Union Medical College
299:Chinese Communist Revolution
284:Peking Union Medical College
1973:20th-century Chinese people
1619:"Again the Alumnae Council"
675:Tompkins Community Hospital
466:Scientific work (1923–1928)
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1709:"Obituaries: Daisy Yen Wu"
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1291:The Syracuse Post-Standard
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600:Medical College of Alabama
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303:Medical College of Alabama
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1451:Experiment Station Record
1375:"最早在国内从事生物化学研究的女学者——吴严彩韵"
989:Introduction to Nutrition
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866:10.3181/00379727-74-17815
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1685:Oxford University Press
1683:(10). Oxford, England:
1623:Smith Alumnae Quarterly
1553:Zheng, Shu (May 2012).
1152:Smith Alumnae Quarterly
725:10.3181/00379727-21-288
590:Life abroad (1949–1992)
492:蛋白质变性的研究，I．稀酸和稀碱对蛋白质的影响
1948:Chemists from Shanghai
1928:Chinese women chemists
964:Wu, Daisy Yen (1959).
663:Harvard Medical School
573:Sino-French University
472:Rockefeller Foundation
1923:20th-century chemists
1687:: 319. October 1974.
679:Forest Hills Cemetery
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1883:Smith College alumni
1842:The Pampa Daily News
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1427:. Ithaca, New York:
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1259:The Pampa Daily News
643:After a thaw in the
484:protein denaturation
1903:Chinese biochemists
1534:Ningbo Evening News
1523:on 27 October 2011.
596:Birmingham, Alabama
488:关于稀酸、稀碱对蛋白质作用的一些新观察
451:Henry Clapp Sherman
1765:publish.sunyata.cc
1740:The Ithaca Journal
1714:The Ithaca Journal
1560:Protein & Cell
1429:Cornell University
1404:Cornell University
1244:The Ithaca Journal
1184:The Ithaca Journal
1168:, p. 323-324.
695:Cornell University
689:The couple's son,
615:Tunghai University
1938:Women biochemists
1837:"Women in Church"
1677:Nutrition Reviews
1226:Nutrition Reviews
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