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La Vie De Sir Alexander Fleming (French Edition) by Andre Maurois, 1959-06-30 The life of Sir Alexander Fleming, discoverer of penicillin (Penguin books) by André Maurois, 1963 The Life of Sir Alexander Fleming by Andre Maurois, 1963 THE PENICILLIN MAN: THE STORY OF SIR ALEXANDER FLEMING. by John. Rowland, 1967 PENICILLIN: ITS PRACTICAL APPLICATION. by Sir Alexander (Editor). Fleming, 1950-01-01 Penicillin, Its Practical by Sir Alexander, ed. FLEMING, 1946 Lysozyme. by Sir Alexander FLEMING, 1929 Chemotherapy Yesterday, To-day, and To-morrow. The Linacre Lecture 1946. by Sir Alexander Fleming, 1946-01-01 The life of Sir Alexander Fleming, discoverer of penicillin. Translated from the French by Gerard Hopkins and with an introduction by Professor Robert Cruickshank. by André. [FLEMING] MAUROIS, 1959 Sir Alexander Fleming: Man of Penicillin by John Malkin, 1985-12 The Life of sir Alexander Fleming by A Maurois, 1959 THE LIFE OF SIR ALEXANDER FLEMING DISCOVERER OF PENCILLIN by ANDRE MAUROIS, 1000 la vie de Sir Alexander Fleming by Andre Maurois, 1959-01-01 La Vie De Sir Alexander Fleming by Andre Maurois, 1959

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3. (1881-1955) Sir Alexander Fleming Was The British Bacteriologist Who Discovered
   (18811955) Sir Alexander Fleming was the British bacteriologist who discovered the green mold Penicillium notatum from which PENICILLIN is made.  
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   Extractions: Little is known about Dr. Fleming's childhood except that he was born on a farm at Lochfield, Scotland, the seventh of eight children. At fourteen he went to London to live with an older brother, a master. He attended Kilmarnock Academy where he won almost all the prizes and scholarships. He then entered St. Mary's Hospital herbs al School in London, where he was a brilliant student, earning honors in physiology, pharmacology, herbs ine, pathology and hygiene. While a captain in the Royal Air herbs al Corps in France during World War I, Fleming discovered that the ANTISEPTICS used to treat wounds actually caused infection. Instead of stop ing BACTERIA, these antiseptics destroyed the white what is cells and thus deprived the body of one of its main defenses. Dr. Fleming determined to develop a bacteria-fighter harmless to animal tissues.

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   Extractions: The search seeks the exact word or phrase that you type, so if you don’t find your choice, try searching for a keyword in your topic or recheck the spelling of a word or name. Fleming, Sir Alexander Fleming, Sir Alexander (1881-1955), British bacteriologist and Nobel laureate, best known for his discovery of penicillin. Born in Lochfield, Ayr (now part of Strathclyde), Scotland, Fleming had a brief military career before a small legacy enabled him to begin studying medicine in 1901 at St Mary’s Hospital Medical School of the University of London. He remained associated with St Mary’s throughout his career, ending as Director of what (from 1948) was called the Wright-Fleming Institute of Pathology and Research. The Institute was originally the Inoculation Department of St Mary’s Hospital and was under the direction of Sir Almroth Wright, with whom Fleming worked closely. In addition to a number of routine contributions to bacteriology and chemotherapy, Fleming made two important observations about antibiotic substances. In 1921 he noticed that his own nasal secretions dissolved (lysed) a colony of common bacteria on a Petri dish. He named the active substance lysozyme and discovered that it was also contained in other body fluids and in some plants. Lysozyme had no clinical application, however, as it was difficult to obtain in concentrated amounts and was ineffective against disease-causing bacteria.

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    Extractions: Çiftçi bir ailenin sekiz çocuðundan biri olarak dünyaya gelen (1881) A.Fleming,ticaret okulunda okudu.Okulu bitirdikten sonra bir Denizcilik þirketinde çalýþtý ve bu arada týp öðrenimini tamamladý.Uzun yýllar Londra'da Saint Maty's hastanesinde çalýþtý ve burada hekimliðini geliþtirdi.Bakteriyoloji Profesörü oldu.1927 yýlýnda Penicillium türünden bir küfün özeliklerini inceledi.Ýncelemeleri sonucu söz konusu küfün,penisilin oluþturduðunu buldu.Bu madde bir tür mikrop olan streptokoklarýn etkisini yok ediyordu.Çalýþmalarýný sürdürerek penisilini kimyasal yoldan elde etmeye çalýþtý.Yeterli parasal gücü olmadýðýndan penisilin ancak 1944 yýlýnda ilaç haline geldi.A.Fleming ayný yýl "sir" unvanýný 1945 yýlýnda da Nobel Týp ödülü'nü aldý.1951 yýlýnda Edinburg Üniversitesi rektörü oldu.1955 yýlýnda öldü.

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    Sir Alexander Fleming (6 A ustos 1881 – 11 Mart 1955), antibiyotik i levli cisim lizozomu ke fetti; ayr ca bir antibiyotik olan ve Penicillium notatum  
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    Extractions: Sir Alexander Fleming 6 Ağustos 11 Mart antibiyotik işlevli cisim lizozomu keşfetti; ayrıca bir antibiyotik olan ve Penicillium notatum isimli mantardan ¼retilen penisilini buldu, bu icadıyla Nobel ¶d¼l¼ kazandı. Fleming Lochfield Ä°sko§ya doğumludur. Kilmarnock ’taki akademide iki yıl bulundu ve ardından Birinci D¼nya Savaşı §Ä±kana dek Londra ’daki St. Mary’s Hospital’da hizmet verdi. Savaş esnasında cephelerde bulundu. Cephelerdeki hizmeti sırasında askerlerin enfeksiyonlar sonucu korkun§ ¶l¼mlerine şahit olmuştu, savaşın bitiminden sonra St. Mary’s Hospital’a geri d¶nd¼ ve §alışmalarını antiseptikler ¼zerinde yoğunlaştırdı. Fleming her iki keşfini de 1920li yıllarda rastlantılar sonucu yapmıştır. Ä°lki olan lizozom, Fleming’in i§inde bir bakteri ağı olan kapların i§ine hapşırması sonucu bulundu. Birka§ g¼n sonra fark etti ki mukusla temas eden b¶lgedeki bakteriler ¶lm¼ÅŸt¼r. Fleming’in laboratuarı her zaman dağınık olurdu, fakat

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