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Fleming, the painter of microbial pictures – Alpoma Books
- Penicillin unlike other chemotherapeutic agents is a microbial product which can inhibit or kill susceptible microorganisms.
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- Sir Alexander Fleming was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discovery (in the late s) of the antibiotic penicillin.
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- Fleming painted ballerinas, houses, soldiers, mothers feeding children, stick figures fighting and other scenes using bacteria.
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Painting With Penicillin: Alexander Fleming’s Germ Art
Even to scientists, the question of where great discoveries come from is a bit of a mystery. Young biologists learn technique. They learn to sequence DNA, extract sediment cores or distinguish chemical compounds. But how to make a big breakthrough, well, that is equal parts chance and voodoo. Scientists who have a great insight one day (and implicitly, at least in that moment, understand discovery) are as likely to fade into anonymity the next as to make more big discoveries.
Among the classic examples of the unpredictable nature of discovery is that of the Scottish son of a pig farmer, Alexander Fleming. As you may have learned in school, Fleming kept a messy lab. He left petri dishes, microbes and nearly everything else higgledy-piggledy on his lab benches, untended. One day in September of 1928, Fleming returned from a trip and found a goop of some sort growing into a stack of abandoned bacterial cultures and killin
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- Sir Alexander Fleming was awarded the 1945 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discovery (in the late 1920s) of the antibiotic penicillin.
| 5 interesting facts about alexander fleming | After months of observation, Fleming discovered that penicillin continued to inhibit the growth of bacteria even when diluted up to 800 times. |
| alexander fleming contribution to healthcare | Fleming’s bacteria paintings have many descendants. |
| alexander fleming date of death | Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin by accident! |