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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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In 1937, Whipple collaborated with William B. Hawkins to determine the life-span of the red blood cell in dogs. Simultaneously, with the advent of radioactive iron, Whipple, Paul F. Hahn, and William F. Bale collaborated to study iron absorption and utilization. They demonstrated that iron absorption
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In his landmark studies, published as a series "Blood Regeneration in Severe Anemia" beginning in 1925, Whipple demonstrated that raw liver fed to anemic dogs was the most effective diet additive for reversing the anemia by boosting the production of red blood cells. He would go on to show that foods
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and their production outside the liver by way of bile fistulas at the Hooper Foundation at UC San Francisco. His interests soon extended to understanding the production of hemoglobin to gain a better understand of how it is metabolized into bile pigments. Co-authored with Hooper, Whipple published 12
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Between 1939 and 1943 Leon L. Miller and Whipple collaborated to study the hepato-toxic effects of chloroform anesthesia on dogs. They found that dogs in a protein depleted state sustained lethal liver injury from within anesthesia fifteen minutes; but that feeding these depleted dogs a protein rich
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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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Whipple received honorary doctorates from several 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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One of his first publications described the role of the lungs, lymphatic system, and gastrointestinal tract in the spread of tubercle bacillus causing tuberculosis. Another one of his early publications described autopsy results from a patient with an accumulation of fatty acids in the walls of the
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In presenting the Nobel Prize, Professor I. Holmgren of the Nobel committee observed that "Of the three prize winners, it was Whipple who first occupied himself with the investigations for which the prize is now awarded. ... Whipple's experiments were planned exceedingly well, and carried out very
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when George was just shy of two years old. His maternal grandfather also died when Whipple was two years old, and his paternal grandfather died a year later. This left Whipple to be raised by his mother, Frances, and grandmother, Frances Moody Hoyt, who impressed on him the value of hard work and
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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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developed. Under the mentorship of William Welch, Eugene Opie, and William McCallum, Whipple was inspired to correlate clinical illness and disease, to the tissue findings discovered on autopsy. Together, McCallum and Welch conspired to offer Whipple a position as junior member of the pathology
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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 Whipple's gave Minot and Murphy the idea that an experiment could be made to see whether favorable results might also be obtained in the case of
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during his senior year at Yale left an indelible mark on his life and career. In his autobiography, Whipple describes Mendel as "an unusual man who exerted a strong influence on me ... work with him was exciting and never to be forgotten".
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In 1914, at 34 years old, Whipple married Katherine Ball Waring of Charleston, South Carolina. They had two children. He was also appointed Professor of Research Medicine, and Director of the Hooper Foundation for Medical Research at the
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as a pathologist. In Panama, he worked with Samuel Darling, a resident pathologist, and General Gorgas to gain experience in tropical diseases. This experience afforded him the opportunity to study massive hemolysis associated with
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Whipple categorically discriminated against African-American students during his time as dean, and would send a form letter to applicants rejecting their admission and requesting they apply elsewhere. In 1939, A commission of the
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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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in New Hampshire providing help and ferry services to the tourists and campers. Of his summer experiences, Whipple said, "I sometimes think I learned as much during the summer work periods as during the school terms."
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At the University of Rochester, Whipple's research focus became studying the various factors in diets which contributed to recovery of long-term anemia, particularly in anemic dogs. Along with his research assistant,
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as an assistant in pathology. He was promoted successively to Assistant, Instructor, Associate and Associate Professor in pathology until he left in 1914. During this time, he spent a year in
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During World War II, Whipple tested combinations of dietary amino acids, administered, orally or parenterally, and their effects on plasma protein synthesis. He was able to characterize
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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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In 1953, at 75 years old, Whipple retired from the Deanship, and retirement from the University would follow in 1955. He was remembered as a superb teacher. In his autobiography,
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Whipple shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1934 with George R. Minot and William P. Murphy "for their discoveries concerning liver therapy in cases of anemia".
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Second report of the New York state Temporary commission on the condition of the colored urban population to the legislature of the state of New York, February, 1939,
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With a shortage of funds to finance further education, Whipple took a year off after graduating Yale. During this year, he worked at Dr. Holbrook Military School in
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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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found this practice to be in violation of New York's anti-discrimination laws, after which the URMC began to admit African-American medical students.
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small intestine and lymph nodes. He named this abnormality lipodystrophia intestinalis (intestinal lipodystrophy), and correctly pointed to the
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synthesis. His research elucidated the route by which bile pigments enter circulation and produce jaundice in various parts of the body.
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The heme moiety of hemoglobin could be converted to bilirubin in both the pleural and peritoneal cavities, in addition to the liver.
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The curve of red blood cell regeneration in anemia, as influenced by dietary factors, like sugar, amino acids and starvation.
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Whipple and Robscheit-Robbins were regarded as having one of the "great creative partnerships in medicine".
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In 1901, under the advice, persuasion, and guidance of his mother, Whipple attended medical school at
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Harvey, AM (1976). "Teacher and distinguished pupil: William Henry Welch and George Hoyt Whipple".
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New York (State). Temporary commission on the condition of the colored urban population. (1939).
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honor society and graduation with senior honors. The interactions Whipple had with biochemists
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Board of Trustees of the Rockefeller Institute, Member; Vice-Chairman; and Trustee Emeritus
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Bile pigment bilirubin was a breakdown product of muscle hemoglobin, though red blood cell
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Over the course of his career, Whipple authored or co-authored more than 300 publications.
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Bile pigment was not reabsorbed and reused in the production of new red blood cells.
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Whipple died in 1976 at the age of 97 and his ashes were scattered in Rochester's
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Miller, LL (1995). "George Hoyt Whipple – August 28, 1878 – February 2, 1976".
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Corner, GW (July 1963). "George Hoyt Whipple, Nobel Prize Pathologist".
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Normal liver function was essential for the excretion of bilirubin.
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Whipple was born to Ashley Cooper Whipple and Frances Anna Hoyt in
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cause of the lipid deposits, resulting in the disease being named
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Whipple's research interests during his career primarily included
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Autobiographical notes of Lauren V. Ackerman. IN: Rosai J (Ed):
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Hemoglobin Regeneration as Influenced by Diet and Other Factors
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Sparkman, RS (September 1995). "Two physicians named Whipple".
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Haubrich, William S. (1999). "Whipple of Whipple's disease".
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Society of Experimental Biology and Medicine, Honorary Member
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Association of Physicians in Vienna, Corresponding Member
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Whipple, George Hoyt (1959). "Autobiographical Sketch".
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Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences
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Diggs, LW (November 1976). "Dr. George Hoyt Whipple".
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He also was a member of the following organizations:
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marking the modern era of biochemistry and biology.
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In 1905, Whipple joined the pathology department at
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Index

George H. Whipple
George C. Whipple
Allen Whipple
Mr. Whipple
George Whipple III

Ashland, New Hampshire
Rochester, New York
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Yale University
Liver
anemia
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Medicine
University of Rochester
University of California, San Francisco
pathologist
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
George Richards Minot
William Parry Murphy
liver
anemia
Nobel laureates affiliated
University of Rochester
Ashland, New Hampshire
pneumonia
typhoid fever
Andover
Yale University
Squam Lake

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