Essays on Penicillin

Penicillins are antibacterial drugs that are used against a wide range of bacteria. It is obtained from Penicillium fungi, which is taken orally or as injection. It was discovered by Alexander Fleming from Penicillium notatum,which is a blue green mold. They act directly on peptidoglycans...

Penicillin is an antibiotic used to fight off many different types of bacteria. Before the introduction of penicillin and antibiotics there were no known effective treatments against bacterial infections. Today, there are many different strains of penicillin, some are natural while others are synthetic. Penicillin...

The Penicillin is well known medicine that was discovered in August 15th, 1928 by Sir Alexander Fleeming in London. It was one of the biggest medicines that was discovered in the 19th century for lots and lots of reasons. So the Penicillin is a medicine...

Penicillin G continues to remain an essential component of the medical toolkit, exhibiting unrivalled activity against susceptible bacterial infections. To this day, it continues to be the focus of much research interest. Namely, this is due to its commercial and therapeutic importance, the difficulty of...

Penicillin is an anti-bacterial drug. Bacteria are tiny one-celled organisms. Many kinds are harmless (or even beneficial), but some kinds cause serious diseases. Penicillin’s working mechanism is complicated, but basically, it fights diseases by getting into the bacteria and stopping them from building new cell walls....

Penicillins are antibacterial drugs that are used against a wide range of bacteria. It is obtained from Penicillium fungi, which is taken orally or as an injection. It was discovered by Alexander Fleming from Penicillium notatum, which is a blue-green mold. They act directly on...

Although rare, certain Penicillium and Talaromyces species can be pathogenic. No clinical infections have yet been associated with P. rubens but some invasive and cutaneous infections have been associated with P. chrysogenum (Houbraken et al., 2011). P. chysogenum is also found in high volumes in...