Alexander Fleming

2.  Alexander Fleming was a Scottish biologist.
 He won the Nobel Prize of Medicine in 1945.
 He is well known for the invention of
Penicillin.
 He was born on the sixth August 1881, and
died on the eleventh March 1955.

3.  Alexander worked as a biologist for all his
life.
 His father died when he was 7 years old.
 He decided to study the virus and the
bacteria to try to find a cure for illness
because he appreciated his father and didn´t
want another person to feel what he felt

4.  One day looking at a mushroom through a
microscope, he found that the Penicillin
helped the fury disappear from an object.
 A day later, a neighbour came with her son
asking for the cure. He hadn´t tried before,
not even with an animal. Two days later the
child got better and Fleming patented the
medicine.

5.  Nowadays, penicillin is a world known
medicine. It’s used to cure from simple
illness such as a cold, and for relieving pain
and making the fever go down.
 Alexander Fleming made one of the most
important discoveries of the world .