Medical History in the Making
Alexander Fleming, born August 1881, built a career as an eminent pharmacologist and lab researcher, famously discovering the efficacy of penicillin in curing infection - he jointly received the Nobel Prize in 1945.
Related collections you might be interested in:
- UK PubMed Central (UKPMC)
- Many of medicine and the life sciences’ most famous discoveries - including Fleming’s work on penicillin - are covered within the selection of medical journals available in this archive, dating from 1809 to the present.
- BIOSIS Previews
- Representing the range of life sciences disciplines.
- Oxford Journals Archive
- The online journal archive of the Oxford University Press.
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