Tu Youyou won the Nobel Prize for English Composition.

Thinking of writing: Mainly write the deeds of Tu Youyou.

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She is Tu Youyou, winner of the 20 15 Nobel Prize in Medicine.

She is Tu Youyou, winner of the 20 15 Nobel Prize in Medicine.

Tu was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang. When she was a child, malaria was prevalent in her hometown. When she was young, she witnessed one fall after another and her relatives were heartbroken.

Tu Youyou was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang. When I was a child, malaria was very popular in her hometown. When she was young, she witnessed the fall of one person after another, and her relatives were deeply saddened.

Malaria is a serious worldwide epidemic, which has claimed hundreds of millions of lives all over the world. Tu couldn't bear to see people die and was determined to find a "panacea" for malaria.

Malaria is a very serious worldwide epidemic, which has claimed hundreds of millions of lives all over the world. Tu Youyou couldn't bear to see where people were going, and made up his mind to find a "panacea" for malaria.

After all, the road to science is too narrow and steep. A small laboratory, old equipment. Tu You You and his team worked in the studio day and night. They take drugs themselves, regardless of their health and life and death, and concentrate on drug research and development.

After all, the road to science is too narrow and steep. A small laboratory, old equipment. Tu Youyou and his team worked around the clock in the studio. They take drugs themselves and risk their health and life and death to devote themselves to drug research and development.

Due to the harsh environment and the pungent smell of medicine cans, Tu Youyou got toxic hepatitis. Tu Youyou, they have made great progress on the thorny road of science.

Because of the poor environment, the big cans filled with drugs always give off a pungent smell, and Tu Youyou got toxic hepatitis. Tu Youyou, they have made arduous and remarkable progress on the thorny scientific road.

1972, she and her colleagues named the colorless crystal extracted from Artemisia annua as "artemisinin". 1973, Tu Youyou synthesized "dihydroartemisinin" on the original basis.

1972, the colorless crystal that she and her colleagues extracted from Artemisia annua was named "artemisinin". 1973, Tu Youyou synthesized "dihydroartemisinin" on the original basis.