If Alexander Fleming and his acquaintances had tested penicillin on guinea pigs instead of mice, we might not have this antibiotic today. Penicillin is toxic to guinea pigs; it can cause diarrhea and even death if there are too much gram-positive bacteria in the guinea pig. This antibiotic, however, is not toxic to humans and most animals, but is to very few.
The antibiotic, penicillin, comes in many forms, all are used to help heal infections.
Penicillin was not well known until November 19, 1999 at Alexander Fleming's Laboratory Museum in London. The antibiotic was discovered in the 1940s, and is one of the best moves in therapeutic medicines.
Penicillins are used to fight against multiple infections in the body. Yet, many bacteria don't react to penicillin.
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