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Who Invented The Penicillin?

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    The answer you seek is: Sir Alexander Fleming.
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    Nanat 

    answered 12 months ago

      Penicillin wasn't invented but discovered in 1928 when Scottish chemist ALEXANDER FLEMING observed that mould forming on bread could destroy certain bacteria.
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      Beaunydall 

      answered 8 months ago

        Penicillin is invented accidentally by Alexander fleming.He saw that when a fungi  'penicillin notatum' grown in a microbial plate,the 'penicillin notatum' inhibited the growth of microbial
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        Guest 

        answered 6 months ago

        Alexander Flemming invented penicillin from a type of fungus "PENICILLIUM"
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        Guest 

        answered 5 months ago

        Alexander fleming
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        Guest 

        answered 5 months ago

          Alexander Flemming  

          Invented The Penicillin

          check out this link to find more info
          en.wikipedia.org
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          Toxicmiss 

          answered 5 months ago

          Alexander flemming
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          Guest 

          answered 3 months ago

          Alexander flemming.
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          Pradyut 

          answered 2 months ago

          Penicillin G was invented by Penicillinium notatum, a fungus. Many other penicillin were invented by bacteria, such as Chromobacterium violaceum and  some species belonging to actinomycaetales.
          Microorganisms are thought to have evolved the ability to synthesize antibiotics to provide a "selective advantage" in the biological niche that they grow in, predominantly in the soil. In order to prevent committing bacterial "suicide", these organisms must have evolved, at the same time, mechanisms to prevent themselves from being killed. Many resistance genes can be
          found in the organisms that produce antibiotics, and these genes can be transferred to other antibiotic-sensitive organisms, generating resistance. This is also part of the answer of the question of antibiotic resistance origins.
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          Guest 

          answered 2 months ago

          Alexandra fleming she invented it by accident with a fungus called some think but i have forgoten what its called woops
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          Guest 

          answered 2 months ago

            Alexander fleming by an accidental coincidence
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            Guest 

            answered 1 month ago

            Sir Alexander Fleming
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            Guest 

            answered 4 weeks ago

            Sir Alexander Fleming - a Scottish scientist
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            Jfk 

            answered 3 weeks ago

            Alexander fleming
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            Guest 

            answered 4 weeks ago

            Salvey
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            Guest 

            answered 2 weeks ago

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