Alexander Fleming (1881-1955). British microbiologist, discoverer of penicillin (1928). Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in 1945.

1945 • 19TH CENTURY • 19TH • AESCULAPIAN • ANTIBIOTIC • ANTIBIOTICS • BACTERIOLOGY • BIOLOGIST • BIOLOGY • BRITAIN • BRITISH • CARE FOR • CIENCIA • COLOR • COLOUR • CONTAMINATION • CONTEMPORARY AGE • CURE • DETECTION • DISCOVERER • DISCOVERY • DISEASES • DOCTOR • ENGLAND • ENGLISH • ENGRAVED • ENGRAVING (ARTWORK) • ENGRAVING • ENGRAVING. • ENGRAVINGS • ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION • ETCHING • EXPLORER • FLEMING • FLEMING, ALEXANDER • GREAT BRITAIN • HEAL • HEALING • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORY • ILLNESS • IMMUNOLOGY • INFECTION • INFECTIONS • INGLES • LAB • LABORATORIO • LABORATORY • LABORATORY; LAB • MEDICAL • MEDICINAL • MEDICINE • MEDICO • MICROBIOLOGIST • MICROBIOLOGY • MICROSCOPE • NOBEL PRIZE LAUREATE • NOBEL PRIZE • PENICILLIN • PENICILLIUM NOTATUM • PHARMACOLOGIST • PHYSIOLOGIE • PHYSIOLOGY • POLLUTION • PORTRAIT • POTRAIT • PRINT • RECOVERY • REMEDY • RESEARCHER (MALE) • RESEARCHER • SCIENCE • SCIENCE: MICROSCOPE • SCIENTIST • SCOT • SCOTCH • SCOTLAND UNITED KINGDOM • SCOTLAND • SCOTS • SCOTSMAN • SCOTTISH • SCOUT • SIR ALEXANDER FLEMING • TREATMENT • UK • UNITED KINGDOM