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was highly regulated in the small intestine and was influenced by the amount of iron stores in the body. They also demonstrated that insignificant amounts of iron were normally excreted or lost in the urine, feces, or bile. During this time, Whipple also formulated his theory on "the dynamic equilibrium between blood and tissue proteins" based on earlier plasmapheresis experiments he had performed (in the early 1930s) which demonstrated the importance of dietary protein on production of plasma proteins. This formed the foundation of research into mammalian protein metabolism, and led
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and camping, also hiking, snowshoeing, skating, bob sledding, canoeing, fishing, hunting—all this was an essential part of my life". He even credited his love for the outdoors as a contributor to his successes in work, study, and teaching. In the summers of prep school and undergrad, he worked at a drugstore and at
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derived from animal tissue, and cooked apricots also had a positive effect of increasing red blood cells during anemia. Based on these data, Whipple associated the iron content in these dietary factors to the potency of red blood cell regeneration. This data led directly to successful liver treatment of
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and their production outside the liver by way of bile fistulas at the Hooper
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as an undergraduate in 1896, earning A.B. degree in 1900. During these years, he developed as an outdoorsman, an affinity he would hold lifelong. He wrote in his autobiography about growing up in a lake district, "I feel very fortunate that I grew up in the country...I became interested in wild life
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American and international Universities, including the Universities of Athens and Glasgow. In 1930, along with Minot, he received the Popular Science Monthly Gold Medal and Annual Award. In 1934, he was awarded the William Wood Gerhard Gold Medal of
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when George was just shy of two years old. His maternal grandfather also died when
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after his time in Panama, Whipple traveled to Europe and spent time in the laboratories of Krehl and
Morawitz in Heidelberg, where he learned about anemia in rabbits. In 1911, Whipple went to Vienna to study hepatic portal vein blood flow and its effects on hepatic functions in the dog with Hans
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mixtures that could satisfy the metabolic requirements necessary to maintain weight, nitrogen balance, and plasma protein and hemoglobin regeneration in the dog. This would ultimately led to human clinical trials which demonstrated that these amino acid mixtures, along with enzymatic digest of
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accurately, and consequently their results can lay claim to absolute reliability. These investigations and results of
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meal, particularly rich in L-methionine or L-cystine, prior to anesthesia was protective. This and other studies, led Whipple to the conclusion that S-containing amino acids are protective against liver against toxic agents.
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department with the hope it would lead to Whipple become a pediatric pathologist. Ultimately, Whipple accepted the position which shaped his career aspirations to become a pathologist.
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casein, could sustain nourishment in patients who could not intake nutrients through the normal gastrointestinal route for extended periods. Intravenous nutrition, referred to as
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fraternity, and proved to be a prize-winning gymnast, oarsman, and an outstanding science student. His excellence in science was exemplified by his election to
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Raju, TN (January 1999). "The Nobel chronicles. 1934: George Hoyt Whipple (1878–1976); George Richard Minot (1885–1950); William Perry Murphy (1892–1987)".
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Hemoglobin Regeneration as Influenced by Diet and Other Factors
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Whipple, George Hoyt (1959). "Autobiographical Sketch".
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Diggs, LW (November 1976). "Dr. George Hoyt Whipple".
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marking the modern era of biochemistry and biology.
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885:Johns Hopkins Med. J. Suppl.
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1085:"George H. Whipple – Facts"
942:Sulek, K (April 1968). "".
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1371:Catalogue of Beta Theta Pi
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301:Russell Henry Chittenden
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1368:Pi, Beta Theta (1905).
900:Rijlant, P (1976). "".
733:Gaceta MĂ©dica de MĂ©xico
373:University of Rochester
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187:University of Rochester
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3389:Nobel Prize recipients
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1471:www.urmc.rochester.edu
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560:The effects of diet,
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219:George Richards Minot
116:Ashley Cooper Whipple
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613:parenteral nutrition
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2735:George H. Hitchings
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2659:Bengt I. Samuelsson
2488:Earl Sutherland Jr.
593:Rudolf Schoenheimer
416:Mount Hope Cemetery
377:Benjamin Rush Rhees
207:George Hoyt Whipple
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3159:Peter J. Ratcliffe
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