Alexander Fleming

Sir Alexander Fleming, FRSE, FRS, FRCS(Eng) (6 August 1881, in Lochfield, Ayrshire – 11 Mairch 1955, in Lunnon) wis a Scots biologist an pharmacologist faur-kent for diskiverin the enzyme lysozyme in 1923 an the antibiotic penicieelin in 1928, for which he shaired the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1945. 

A plaque wis pit at the locus o his laboratory at St Mary's hospital, Lunnon. 

His eemage was makit intae a stained gless windae in St. James kirk, Sussex gardens, Paddington.


His drush was buirit in St. Paul's Cathedral.


References

Category:1881 births
Category:1955 daiths
Category:20t-century biologists
Category:Fowk frae East Ayrshire
Category:Breetish Airmy personnel o Warld War I
Category:Academics o Imperial College London
Category:Academics o the Varsity o Lunnon
Category:Buirials at St Paul's Cathedral
Category:Daiths frae myocardial infarction
Category:Honorary Fellaes o the Ryal Society o Edinburgh
Category:Fellaes o the Ryal Society
Category:Fellaes o the Ryal College o Physeecians o Edinburgh
Category:Fellaes o the Ryal College o Physeecians
Category:Fellaes o the Ryal College o Surgeons
Category:Members o the Pontifical Academy o Sciences
Category:Knichts Bachelor
Category:Nobel laureates in Pheesiology or Medicine
Category:Rectors o the Varsity o Edinburgh
Category:Scots biologists
Category:Scots inventors
Category:Scots knichts
Category:20t-century Scots medical doctors
Category:Scots microbiologists
Category:Scots Nobel laureates
Category:Scots pharmacologists
Category:Scots surgeons