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    This document contains 20 short-answer questions about Alexander Fleming and the discovery and development of penicillin. The questions cover topics like who Fleming was, how he discovered penicillin by accident in 1928, the functions of white blood cells, how penicillin is better than other chemicals, how its discovery was recognized, how Fleming started his work on fighting infections, his discovery of lysozyme, why and when he was knighted, what he considered penicillin's greatest benefit, what aseptic and antiseptic methods are, when and how old Fleming was when he died, Fleming's early life and family, and what he said about laboratories in Detroit.

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    This document contains 20 short-answer questions about Alexander Fleming and the discovery and development of penicillin. The questions cover topics like who Fleming was, how he discovered penicillin by accident in 1928, the functions of white blood cells, how penicillin is better than other chemicals, how its discovery was recognized, how Fleming started his work on fighting infections, his discovery of lysozyme, why and when he was knighted, what he considered penicillin's greatest benefit, what aseptic and antiseptic methods are, when and how old Fleming was when he died, Fleming's early life and family, and what he said about laboratories in Detroit.

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    Q.2 Write short answer (in 3-5 lines) of following questions.

    1. Who was Lister and what did he do?


    2. How did Fleming discover Penicillin?
    3. What is the function of leukocytes or white blood cells?
    4. How far is penicillin better than other chemicals?
    5. How did a man in Italy express his thanks for Fleming?
    6. Was was the use of carbolic acid abandoned?
    7. How did Fleming start his work in fighting infected wounds?
    8. What is a Lysozyme How did Fleming discover Lysozyme?
    9. Why and when was Fleming knighted?
    10. According to Fleming what was greatest benefit of Penicillin?
    11. What was aseptic method?
    12. When and at which age Fleming die?
    13. What is the difference between aseptic and antiseptic method?
    14. What do you know about Oxford team in Alexander Fleming ?
    15. How penicillin can be made more effective ?
    16. What is the defect of antiseptic method ?
    17. Why was aseptic method unsuccessful specially in 1914?
    18. Why was Fleming family called a doctor family?
    19. What did Fleming say about the laboratories in Detroit?
    20. Give an account of early life of Fleming?

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