Domagk

(German ˈdoːmak)

(Biography) Gerhard (ˈɡeːrhart). 1895–1964, German biochemist: Nobel prize for medicine (1939) for isolating sulphanilamide for treating bacterial infections

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Alexander Fleming and Gerhard Domagk had witnessed the dreadful toll from battlefield wounds.

On the edge prepares to of war: Scotland face down Hitler; SEPTEMBER 3, 1939 How life went on as world hurtled into global conflict

In 1935, Gerhard Domagk and Josef Klarer, working with dyes at the Bayer Institute of Pathology and Bacteriology, published the results of several clinical investigations of sulfamidochrysoidine.

Peace, Liberty, Mycobacteria, and Tuberculosis Mortality

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