Alexander Fleming and the Story of Penicillin
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Never one to worry about neatness, Scottish-born scientist Alexander Fleming often grew cultures in unwashed petri dishes. In the hot summer of 1928, Fleming left for a two-week vacation. He left his London laboratory a mess and didn't close his window. In his haste, he also forgot to clean up an old culture plate that he had smeared with staphylococcus bacteria. Soon after he left, a spore contai... More
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Publisher | Mitchell Lane Publishers, Inc. |
Binding | Library Binding |
Reading Level | Ages 9-12 |
# of Pages | 48 |
ISBN-10 | 1584151064 |
ISBN-13 | 978-1584151067 |
Publication Date | 10/01/2001 |
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