Howard Florey, the Making of a Great ScientistTraced the professional development and characteristics of the scientist who was responsible for the introduction of penicillin therapy. |
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The return to Oxford | 226 |
A department comes to life | 251 |
Lysozyme leads to penicillin | 272 |
Copyright | |
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