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Biography

Xue Shepu, male, Han nationality, is a native of Xinhui, Guangdong Province. He graduated from Chongqing Central University in 1943, received his masters from the same university in 1947, and received his doctorate from Washington University, St. Louis in 1951.

Xue Shepu provided a theoretical basis for cell differentiation rules and its control while contributing to research concerning Chinese male procreation biology and birth control that absorbed hydroxybenzene. He established a cross model for cytoplast bodies of net red blood corpuscles and marrow tumor cells. He discovered that the prohibition of wave type albumen genes was related to pit, unveiled natural pit enigma of mammal red blood corpuscles and double phase phenomenon of pit, and was the first to discover that EDDF existed in mammalian red blood corpuscles which could reverse malignant splits. He adjusted gene expressions and induced the final differentiation internationally. Xue's purified active matter had a highly active growth prohibition and promoted division functions on transformation and tumor cells. He cloned a whole long series and their code structure of related factor genes in the final division phase at different stages and proposed a nucleus concentration theory and new concepts of cancer cures to terminate the noxious split of tumor cells.

Xue is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.