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PENICILLIN live report in FOOL'S MATE vol 255 (Jan 2003)
2003.11.7 at SHIBUYA-AX

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Paul deKruif's 1948 communication with friend and colleague André Gratia. Both went against the established microbiology views. DeKruif was the author of 'Microbe Hunters' and Sinclair Lewis's collaborator for the 1925 novel 'Arrowsmith', made into a popular science movie in 1931. Andre Gratia had served as a composite model for 'Arrowsmith.'
DeKruif and Gratia had worked together in the early 1920s at the Rockefeller Institute. After first agreeing with his patron, and supervisor, 1919 Nobel Laureat Jules Bordet, a young Gratia reached his own phage debate conclusions, and with DeKruif coauthored that phages are indeed viruses, not simply chemicals.
After DeKruif was thanked by the Rockfeller Institute, the friends kept in touch for many years on work related to antibiotics, Penicillin, mycolysate virus, phages, bacteria, Staphylococcus, etc.
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so penicillin—you know, the drug that literally changed medicine forever and saved countless millions of lives—only exists because alexander fleming couldn't be bothered to wash a petri dish before his vacation. the universe has a sense of humor, apparently. Read more on Paradox Feed
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Technology Transfers.
Undercover Disruptions Of War There is something almost mischievous about war. It destroys loudly, but it builds quietly. While men argue over borders and egos, technology slips out the back door, changes its clothes, and returns years later as a polite guest in our homes. Take radar—once busy spotting enemy aircraft, now helping you decide whether to carry an umbrella. Or that indispensable…