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	Edward A. Doisy - Biography
		Edward Adelbert Doisy was born at Hume, Illinois, on November 3, 1893.
		Vitamin K was synthesized in 1939 by Louis Frederick Fieser and by Almquist and Klose, and by Doisy and his collaborators.
		In addition to the work just mentioned, Doisy has improved the methods used for the isolation and identification of insulin and he has also made important contributions to the knowledge of antibiotics and blood buffer systems, and bile acid metabolism.
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		Edward Adelbert Doisy[doi´zE] Pronunciation Key, 1893–1986, American biochemist, b.
		For his discovery of the chemical nature of vitamin K he shared with Henrik Dam the 1943 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
		Doisy and others synthesized vitamin K in 1939.
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		Doisy earned his bachelor's and master's degrees at the University of Illinois and his Ph.D. at Harvard University (1920).
		Doisy and his associates isolated the sex hormones estrone (theelin, 1929; the first estrogen to be crystallized), estriol (theelol, 1930), and estradiol (dihydrotheelin, 1935).
		Vitamin K, a substance that encourages blood clotting, had been identified by Dam, and in 1936-39 Doisy isolated two forms of the vitamin, determined their chemical structures, and synthesized the vitamin.
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		ST. LOUIS -- Edward Adelbert Doisy, a biochemist who in 1943 shared the Nobel Prize in medicine for isolating vitamin K, died of heart disease Thursday in University Hospital.
		Born in Hume, Ill., Doisy received bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Illinois and joined the Washington University School of Medicine's faculty in 1919 before moving to St. Louis University in 1924.
		Doisy Hall, a research wing at the university's medical school had been established earlier.
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	The Preparation of the Crystalline Follicular Ovarian Hormone: Theelin(Veler, C. D., Thayer, S., and Doisy, E. A. ...
		Edward Adelbert Doisy (1893-1986) was born in Hume, Illinois.
		In 1919, Doisy became Instructor and later Associate Professor of Biochemistry at Washington University in St. Louis.
		Doisy later isolated a third estrogen, estradiol from pig follicular fluid.
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	Edward Adelbert Doisy -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		American biochemist who shared the 1943 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine with Henrik Dam for his isolation and synthesis of the antihemorrhagic vitamin K (1939), used in medicine and surgery.
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	Edward Adelbert Doisy - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
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		Dam, (Carl Peter) Henrik (1895-1976), Danish biochemist, who shared with Edward Doisy the 1943 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for their work...
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	Edward Adelbert Doisy Winner of the 1943 Nobel Prize in Medicine
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		The hormones are also responsible for breast development and a number of other physical differences between males and females.
		Estrone was first isolated in 1929 by American biochemist Edward Adelbert Doisy, who later isolated estriol (1930) and estradiol (1935) as well.
		These notable achievements were an important step towards the development of oral contraceptives, which are largely composed of estrogens.
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		In 1929, Adolf Friedrich Johann Butenandt and, independently, Edward Adelbert Doisy isolated 'estrone,' a sex hormone, from urine.
		In 1929, Jung, in a commentary on Das Geheimnis der goldenen Blüte, translated as The Secret of the Golden Flower, began an exploration of the significance of alchemical symbolism in depth psychology for the resolution of conflicts of opposites.
		Euler discovered a fatty acid which he called 'prostaglandin,' in the mistaken belief that it was produced by the prostate gland.
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		1934 Henrik Dam (Copenhagen, 1895 - Copenhagen, 1976) and Edward Adelbert Doisy (Hume, Illinois, 1893 - 1986) isolate and identifie vitamin K. 1935 Arthur G Tansley (1871 - 1955) coins the word "ecosystem" to define a unit that covers all organisms of a given area as well as their relationship to the inorganic environment.
		Kendall had participated in the discovery of thyroxin, the active principle of the thyroid gland, but he is also known for his crystallization of glutathione.
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	TIME Magazine Archive Article -- New Hormones -- Apr. 25, 1932
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		Adolf Butenandt of Gottingen crystallized the female sex hormone theelin a few months after Dr. Edward Adelbert Doisy of St. Louis had done so, thereby losing the scientific glory of priority.
		Last week Dr. Butenandt announced ahead of anyone else that he had crystallized the analagous masculine hormone.
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