29. The Nobel Prize was awarded to Alexander Fleming, Ernst Chain and Howard Flores in 1945 for what discovery? O D. Drug-resistant tuberculosis is treatable by administration of a combination of drugs. O C. Vitamin D supplementation prevents rickets. A. Vancomycin cures MRSA infections. B. Penicillin cures common bacterial infections such as staph and strep.

29. The Nobel Prize was awarded to Alexander Fleming, Ernst Chain and Howard Flores in 1945 for what discovery? O D. Drug-resistant tuberculosis is treatable by administration of a combination of drugs. O C. Vitamin D supplementation prevents rickets. A. Vancomycin cures MRSA infections. B. Penicillin cures common bacterial infections such as staph and strep.

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