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Google Doodle Honours Japanese Green Tea Researcher Michiyo Tsujimura
"Because of her breakthrough research, we now know what compounds make green tea beneficial to human health," Googles tweet on Michiyo Tsujimura reads.
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Google Doodle Honours Famed Japanese Green Tea Researcher Michiyo Tsujimura on Her 133rd Birthday
Google Doodle is celebrating the life of Michiyo Tsujimara, who is known for her incredible research into the nutritional benefits of green tea. She discovered Vitamin C as one of the first molecular compounds in green tea and was able to isolate catechin and tannin, the two components that make green tea taste bitter.
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Google Celebrates Japanese Scientist Michiyo Tsujimura With A Doodle
Google today celebrated the 133rd birthday of Japanese educator and biochemist Michiyo Tsujimura with a doodle. Because of her groundbreaking research, science today has an answer to why green tea tastes so bitter when steeped for too long.
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Google Doodle Honours Japanese Green Tea Researcher Michiyo Tsujimura
"Because of her breakthrough research, we now know what compounds make green tea beneficial to human health," Googles tweet on Michiyo Tsujimura reads.
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Google Doodle Honours Famed Japanese Green Tea Researcher Michiyo Tsujimura on Her 133rd Birthday
Google Doodle is celebrating the life of Michiyo Tsujimara, who is known for her incredible research into the nutritional benefits of green tea. She discovered Vitamin C as one of the first molecular compounds in green tea and was able to isolate catechin and tannin, the two components that make green tea taste bitter.
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Google Celebrates Japanese Scientist Michiyo Tsujimura With A Doodle
Google today celebrated the 133rd birthday of Japanese educator and biochemist Michiyo Tsujimura with a doodle. Because of her groundbreaking research, science today has an answer to why green tea tastes so bitter when steeped for too long.
