Question 2: What medicine was developed in Tu Youyou? This drug is artemisinin. The disease to fight is: malaria. Tu Youyou is an expert in traditional Chinese medicine.
Question 3: How do you pronounce artemisinin?
Qing government
Artemisia annua L. is a compositae plant, which has been used as an antimalarial drug in China for more than 2000 years. As a medicine, Artemisia annua was first found in the silk book Fifty-two Prescriptions for Diseases (about 158 BC) unearthed in Mawangdui No.3 Han Tomb, and then in Shennong Herbal Classic and Shennong Herbal Classic.
Question 4: How to pronounce artemisinin?
[,? t？ Rice? s？ n？ n]
Artemisinin (antimalarial drug); Artemisia annua extract
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Q: What made you and your team think of using artemisinin to treat malaria?
Q: How did you and your team come up with the idea of using artemisinin to treat malaria?
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This will straighten out the supply chain, so there will be an alternative supply of artemisinin in the event of natural disasters.
This will ease this supply chain, so if there is a natural disaster, there can be another supply source of artemisinin.
Question 5: How to pronounce 5:yo? Used to express surprise.
Pinyin: y instead of u
Simplified radical: mouth
Wu Bi 86: kxln
Five strokes 98: kXET
Total stroke: 8
Stroke order coding: vertical folding, horizontal folding, left folding and left folding.
Explanation:
1. sigh, expressing surprise: ~, why is the book dirty?
2. Onomatopoeia, deer crying, also describes crying: "~ ~ Luming Literature, a wild apple".
3. Modal particles, equivalent to "ah": "You are also a heartless thing ~!"
Question 6: How to pronounce 6:kuíQuine?
Organic compounds, used as preservatives in medicine and dyes in industry.
Quinoline Culin
An oily nitrogenous base, C 9 H 7 N, usually extracted from coal tar or synthesized from aniline, can be oxidized to quinoline acid and nicotinic acid. It is the parent of many alkaloids (such as quinine), antimalarial drugs, amoeba protozoa drugs and dyes.
Question 7: Tu Youyou Tu Youyou, born in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, 1930 1930, is a female pharmacist, lifelong researcher and chief researcher of Chinese Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and director of artemisinin research and development center. 1980 was hired as a tutor for master students and 200 1 was hired as a tutor for doctoral students. He has been engaged in the research of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine for many years, and his outstanding contribution is to create new antimalarial drugs-artemisinin and dihydroartemisinin, and thus won the Lasker Prize 20 1 1, which is known as the "weather vane" of the Nobel Prize. 20 15, 1515, Tu Youyou won the 20 15 nobel prize in medicine; On February 6th, 65438, Tu Youyou attended the press conference organized by Karolinska Medical College in Sweden. Tu Youyou is the first China native scientist to win the Nobel Prize in Science and the first China scientist to win the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine. It is by far the highest award in China's medical field, and it is also the highest award for the achievements of traditional Chinese medicine. Tu Youyou won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine at 20 15+02+0 1 early morning Beijing time,
Question 8: What are the antimalarial drug concept stocks? Fosun Pharma: The export volume of antimalarial drugs of Artemisia annua remains the first among domestic enterprises.
Xinhecheng: producing dihydroartemisinin bulk drug.
Baiyunshan: Its subsidiary produces artemisinin raw materials.
Kunyao Group: produces artemisinin raw materials.
China Resources Shuanghe: The subsidiary produces dihydroartemisinin tablets.
Question 9: How to pronounce the word Kui?
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Pinyin: kui
Radical: External strokes: 6 Total strokes: 9
Wu Bi 86:DFFF· Wu Bi 98:DFFF· Cang Xie: KGG
Number of strokes:1341211four-corner number: 40 104 Unicode:CJK unified Chinese character U+594E.
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(voice. From big to expensive. From the perspective of "big", it means people-related. Original meaning: between two beards)
Same original meaning. Hip [hip]
Between two moustaches. -Eastern Han Dynasty? Xu Shen's Shuo Wen. Paragraph note: "Kui and hip double sound."
Qarth lingers. -Selected Works? Rolling? Xijing fu
The imperial concubine's hooves are crooked, and her legs and feet are sandwiched between her breasts, thinking that peace is beneficial. -Zhuangzi? Xu Wugui
Another example: Quidditch (thigh and hoof edge, metaphor for narrow place); Wei Xiao (lifting his feet to start); Kuiti (figuratively speaking, a narrow situation)
The name of the star is Su Kui, one of the twenty-eight lodges, the first of the seven lodges in the West White Tiger, and sixteen stars [constellation name].
The western sixteen stars are like two moustaches, so they are called osmium. -Zhuangzi? Tian Wen "
Another example: Kui Bi (the names of Su Kui and Soapy in Twenty-eight Youth Hostels). It used to be called "two masters", so it is often used as a metaphor.
Kui Xing is the main author of the article, so the word [people] should add more content about the article, literary movement and people. Such as: Zhang Kui (the handwriting of the emperor; Immortal handwriting); Yuan Kui (where scholars gather)
Kuíníng[ quinine] bitter flower-like crystalline levorotatory alkaloid, C20H24N2O2, extracted from the bark of cinchona. It is a binary base and forms two salts, which are derived from methoxyquinoline and quinine ring respectively. The form of salt used in medicine is mainly used as an antimalarial drug.
Kuixing Kuixing, commonly known as Kuixing, is one of the 28 places of ancient astronomy in China. Refers to the first four stars of the Big Dipper, namely Shu Tian, Tian Xuan, Celestial Pole and Tianquan. These four stars are collectively called "Kuixing" and "Doukui". After Taoism, he was regarded as the god who dominated the literary movement and the god of Wenchang Emperor. The belief in Kuixing flourished in the Song Dynasty and lasted for a long time, becoming the most admired god of literati in feudal society except Wenchang Emperor. July 7th is Kuixing's birthday.
There is a saying of "Zhu Kui's Articles" in the Western Book Filial Piety for the Gods in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The Eastern Han Dynasty and the Song Dynasty all noted: "Kuixing is hooked like a character." Later generations turned Kuixing into the first civil servant in the world and became the god who dominated the rise and fall of literature and articles. Since then, the "Kuixing Pavilion" has been built for worship. Therefore, in the feudal society, the Kuixing Pavilion was always built next to the Confucian Temple, and then the word "Kui" was changed to "Kui". "Kuixing Diandou"
Kuixingge, also known as Kuixingge and Kuixinglou, has a ghost-shaped statue with one foot leaning back, which looks like a hook with the word "Kui". A hand-held bucket symbolizes the small bucket in the word "kui"; Holding a pen in one hand is like a dot, which means that you have been promoted. This is the legendary "Kuixing Diandou". In the imperial examination era, some people said that "the struggle among the stars" was a symbol of the prosperity of the literary movement, so I took the meaning of "kui" and shaped such a ghostly statue in the pavilion.