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Culture plate made by Alexander Fleming - Stock Image - H406/0010 - Science Photo Library
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Sir Alexander Fleming's penicillin fungus is 're-grown' to extract DNA | HeraldScotland
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Another Year With(out) Penicillin | Caracas Chronicles
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Happy birthday Penicillin! – Healthfacts.blog
Miles Greb on Twitter: "The Petri dish Alexander Fleming divorced penicillin in. #Science #Biology https://t.co/4rLm1qquix"
Superbugs: the race to stop an epidemic (English Edition) eBook: McCarthy, Matt: Amazon.fr
Sir Alexander Fleming Quotes - 19 Science Quotes - Dictionary of Science Quotations and Scientist Quotes
Penicillin: fungus accidentally grown by Fleming in 1928 has its genome sequenced for the first time | Daily Mail Online
Someone Paid $46,000 for a Bunch of Mold | Smart News | Smithsonian Magazine
