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He is important to immunology, because he was the first person that created an antibiotic that can kill bacteria without damaging the human body.

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Alexander Fleming discovered it in 1928 but it wasn't distributed till the 1940's.
When going vacation Fleming left various of his dirty petri dishes unattended. After coming from vacation he found out that the dishes that were dirty grew a mold and that this mold had killed the bacteria that had also grown in the dish. Trying to find answers with a mycologist, C.J, they determined that this mold was a penicillium mold and Fleming chose to call the antibacterial agent in the mold "penicillin".

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Fleming was the seventh of eight children of a Scottish hill farmer. His country upbringing in southwestern Scotland sharpened his capacities for observation and appreciation of the natural world at an early age. He began his elementary schooling at Loudoun Moor and then moved on to a larger school at Darvel before enrolling in Kilmarnock Academy in 1894.

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Born August 6, 1881 in Lochfield.
Died March 11,1955 in London.