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Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Contents | xiii | ||
Preface | vii | ||
Beginning from the Nobel Prize | 1 | ||
Getting Informed about Winning the Nobel Prize | 1 | ||
Award Ceremony | 2 | ||
A Gift from Traditional Chinese Medicine to the World | 2 | ||
Setting Ambition at a Young Age | 5 | ||
A Severe Disease | 5 | ||
On the Origins of Tu Youyou’s Name | 6 | ||
Turbulence and Disease | 7 | ||
The Beginning of a Dream | 8 | ||
Studying at Peking University | 11 | ||
Entering Peking University | 11 | ||
Selecting Pharmacognosy | 12 | ||
The Legendary Professor Lou Zhicen | 13 | ||
Mentor Lin Qishou | 15 | ||
Wholeheartedly Moving Forward | 17 | ||
Beginning of Work | 17 | ||
Participating in “Traditional Chinese Medicine Training Workshops for Western Medical Doctors” | 19 | ||
Sacrificing Family for Work | 21 | ||
Encountering “Project 523” | 25 | ||
Invitation from Project 523 | 26 | ||
Origin of “Project 523” | 26 | ||
Significance of “Project 523” | 28 | ||
Horrible Malaria | 31 | ||
A Horrible Disease | 31 | ||
A Mysterious Leaf | 32 | ||
A Scary Ballad | 33 | ||
A Bold Inference | 33 | ||
A Hateful Tyrant | 34 | ||
History of the Antimalarial Fight | 35 | ||
Handbook of Prescriptions for Emergency | 35 | ||
Compendium of Materia Medica | 36 | ||
A Knocking Brick for the Door of the Qing Dynasty | 37 | ||
Legend of Cinchona | 38 | ||
The Discovery of Ross | 39 | ||
War and Malaria | 43 | ||
The Battle of Gallipoli | 43 | ||
World War II | 44 | ||
The Vietnam War | 45 | ||
The Sequel to Malaria | 46 | ||
The Launch of Antimalarial Research | 47 | ||
Collection of Antimalarial Prescriptions | 47 | ||
The Indistinct Artemisia Annua L. | 48 | ||
Firing the First Shot at Malaria | 49 | ||
A Way Out | 50 | ||
Inspiration and Success | 53 | ||
Studying the Ancient Books of Traditional Chinese Medicine | 53 | ||
Inspiration Piercing through Dark Clouds | 54 | ||
Specimen 191 | 57 | ||
The New Extraction Scheme | 57 | ||
Specimen 191 | 58 | ||
Ether with Low Boiling Point | 59 | ||
Research on Artemisia annua L. | 60 | ||
Experiments on Laboratory Rats | 61 | ||
Pharmacodynamic Study | 62 | ||
The Safety Experiment | 62 | ||
Personally Testing Efficacy | 65 | ||
Not Giving Up | 65 | ||
Taking the Lead for a Personal Drug Trial | 66 | ||
More Clinical Trials | 67 | ||
Antimalarial Symphony | 71 | ||
The Prologue | 71 | ||
The Setback | 72 | ||
The Upsurge | 73 | ||
From Crystal to Drug | 75 | ||
Extracting Antimalarial Monomer | 75 | ||
Final Discovery of Artemisinin | 77 | ||
Breathtaking Clinical Trials | 78 | ||
A Large Stage in China | 79 | ||
Unique Artemisinin | 81 | ||
Kekule and the Benzene Ring | 81 | ||
New Drug without Nitrogen | 82 | ||
Terpenoids | 83 | ||
Three-Dimensional Structure | 84 | ||
Rectification of the Name of Artemisia annua L. | 87 | ||
What is Artemisia annua L.? | 87 | ||
Six Varieties of Artemisia annua L. | 88 | ||
Each Showing Its Special Prowess | 91 | ||
Artemisinin | 91 | ||
Dihydroartemisinin | 93 | ||
The Popular Artemether | 96 | ||
Efficient Artesunate | 97 | ||
Coartem | 98 | ||
Introduction into Africa | 101 | ||
Artemisia annua L. Farming | 101 | ||
Establishment of Pharmaceutical Factories | 102 | ||
Story of DDT | 103 | ||
The Humble New Drug | 104 | ||
Magical COTECXIN | 105 | ||
Looking for the Discoverer | 107 | ||
Censure and Dispute | 107 | ||
Miller’s Search | 108 | ||
Glory to Tu Youyou | 109 | ||
Winning the Nobel Prize | 111 | ||
Behind the Medal | 111 | ||
Why Her? | 112 | ||
Epilogue | 115 |