• The Birth of Penicillin and the Disarming of Microbes 1970 Ronald Hare proof copy rare medical history signed first edition bacteriology St. Mary’s Hospital Alexander Fleming discovery antibiotics chemotherapy transformative medicine microbiology scientific study Emeritus Professor University of London historic microbiology penicillin accidental discovery therapeutic impact laboratory medicine rare collectible scientific biography groundbreaking medicine proof copy early edition medical research science his
  • The Birth of Penicillin and the Disarming of Microbes 1970 Ronald Hare proof copy rare medical history signed first edition bacteriology St. Mary’s Hospital Alexander Fleming discovery antibiotics chemotherapy transformative medicine microbiology scientific study Emeritus Professor University of London historic microbiology penicillin accidental discovery therapeutic impact laboratory medicine rare collectible scientific biography groundbreaking medicine proof copy early edition medical research science his
  • The Birth of Penicillin and the Disarming of Microbes 1970 Ronald Hare proof copy rare medical history signed first edition bacteriology St. Mary’s Hospital Alexander Fleming discovery antibiotics chemotherapy transformative medicine microbiology scientific study Emeritus Professor University of London historic microbiology penicillin accidental discovery therapeutic impact laboratory medicine rare collectible scientific biography groundbreaking medicine proof copy early edition medical research science his
  • The Birth of Penicillin and the Disarming of Microbes 1970 Ronald Hare proof copy rare medical history signed first edition bacteriology St. Mary’s Hospital Alexander Fleming discovery antibiotics chemotherapy transformative medicine microbiology scientific study Emeritus Professor University of London historic microbiology penicillin accidental discovery therapeutic impact laboratory medicine rare collectible scientific biography groundbreaking medicine proof copy early edition medical research science his
  • The Birth of Penicillin and the Disarming of Microbes 1970 Ronald Hare proof copy rare medical history signed first edition bacteriology St. Mary’s Hospital Alexander Fleming discovery antibiotics chemotherapy transformative medicine microbiology scientific study Emeritus Professor University of London historic microbiology penicillin accidental discovery therapeutic impact laboratory medicine rare collectible scientific biography groundbreaking medicine proof copy early edition medical research science his
  • The Birth of Penicillin and the Disarming of Microbes 1970 Ronald Hare proof copy rare medical history signed first edition bacteriology St. Mary’s Hospital Alexander Fleming discovery antibiotics chemotherapy transformative medicine microbiology scientific study Emeritus Professor University of London historic microbiology penicillin accidental discovery therapeutic impact laboratory medicine rare collectible scientific biography groundbreaking medicine proof copy early edition medical research science his
  • The Birth of Penicillin and the Disarming of Microbes 1970 Ronald Hare proof copy rare medical history signed first edition bacteriology St. Mary’s Hospital Alexander Fleming discovery antibiotics chemotherapy transformative medicine microbiology scientific study Emeritus Professor University of London historic microbiology penicillin accidental discovery therapeutic impact laboratory medicine rare collectible scientific biography groundbreaking medicine proof copy early edition medical research science his
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Ronald Hare - The Birth of Penicillin - 1970 (Proof Copy)

Ronald Hare - The Birth of Penicillin - 1970 (Proof Copy)

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Title

The Birth of Penicillin and the Disarming of Microbes 

Author

Ronald Hare

Year

1970

Publisher

George Allen And Unwin, London

Description

Proof copy of an authoritative account of one of the most transformative discoveries in modern medicine. Drawing on his own experience as a bacteriologist at St. Mary’s Hospital - where he witnessed Alexander Fleming’s work firsthand - Hare recounts the accidental discovery of penicillin and its revolutionary impact on chemotherapy. The narrative blends scientific precision with vivid personal insight, tracing Fleming’s life from rural Ayrshire to the laboratory where he first noticed the mould that changed the world. A scarce proof of an important historical and scientific study by the Emeritus Professor of Bacteriology at the University of London.

A proof copy is a preliminary version of a book that is printed and bound for the primary purpose of review and correction before the actual publication.

232 pp.

Condition

Clean pages; some creasing to spine; wear to dust jacket with small loss to lower margin.
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