Who discovered the full potential of an antibiotic?(a) Alexander Fleming(b) Ernest Chain(c) Ernst Haeckel(d) Louis PasteurI have been asked this question in an internship interview.My question comes from Microbes in Industrial Products-4 topic in chapter Microbes in Human Welfare of Biology – Class 12

Who discovered the full potential of an antibiotic?(a) Alexander Flemi

1.	Who discovered the full potential of an antibiotic?(a) Alexander Fleming(b) Ernest Chain(c) Ernst Haeckel(d) Louis PasteurI have been asked this question in an internship interview.My question comes from Microbes in Industrial Products-4 topic in chapter Microbes in Human Welfare of Biology – Class 12
Answer» The correct choice is (b) Ernest Chain The explanation: The full POTENTIAL of an antibiotic (Penicillin discovered at that time) was established by Ernest Chain and Howard FLOREY. This antibiotic was extensively used to treat AMERICAN soldiers WOUNDED in World War II.

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