Penicillin (1 abr 1928 ano – 1 out 1944 ano)

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how Penicillin works It prevents bacteria from making their cell walls, which are essential for their survival Without a cell wall, bacteria die. Penicillin saved millions of lives during World War II by treating infected wounds and pneumonia. It marked the beginning of the antibiotic era, transforming medicine. Before penicillin, bacterial infections often led to death or severe complications. Penicillin made many medical procedures safer by preventing infections.

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