The discovery of penicillin (1964)
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2010
- A government produced film about the discovery of penicillin by Sir Alexander Fleming, and the continuing development of its use as an antibiotic by Howard Florey and Ernst Boris Chain. The film uses many modernist animations to depict the scientific research. This video was made from material preserved by the BFI National Archive. Find out more: catalogue.wellcomelibrary.org/....
Listen to Sir Alexander Fleming discuss the problem of antibiotic resistance in 1945: / discovery-of-penicilli... .
this is something a teacher would make a class watch and take notes and probably a quiz and im here watching it for fun haha
Well that’s what I’m doing right now bucko
Very true brother
Thats what im doing now lmfao
The class watching thing is something I have to do, but idk, I might bookmark this video to watch again.
Knowledge is power! I try to learn as much as I can 😃
Can you imagine how many lives was and is saved by these men, hundreds of millions
May God Grant Them The Best palce in Heaven.
Bladerunner Blues billions
Free Thinker I’m guessing your a BLM supporter
@Free Thinker overpopulation isn't a big problem. Population concentration is.
We won't even know what we'll die from. The government didn't tell anyone about covid until half the people i knew were sick
People were treated with moldy bread long before this discovery. Fleming only managed to make a profit for multinational companies from folk medicine.
Could you imagine if he just threw it out...
Lol there would probably only be half the people in the world
@@GuyFromTheSouth maybe the single or second most important decision in human history, wow
Someone else wouldn't some time later. Mold was already being used on wounds since ancient Egypt, it was inevitable scientists came across it sooner or later, in fact, this here was probably later rather than sooner... Still, good thing it was at least at that point.
I used penicillin last night and now i feel Great ....
Thanks doctor Alexander Fleming
Ashkan Khani got your wisdom tooth removed?
Nicolae Paulescu invented penicillin
@@alexandrunistor6483 He studied insulin although the Toronto team purified it ...
The original Discovery of Penicillin was made by Clodomiro Picado in 1923.
Condoms are cheaper bud
Yes, the narrator is David Attenborough.
No way 😵
seriously?
Sounds nothing like him
@@jameswallace7091 yap
he saved billions of people
Actually the first discoverer of penicillin was an Italian scientist named Vincenzo Tiberio, he discovered penicillin in 1895, before Flaming, sadly his work was ignored for almost 40 years.
He observed that cleaning the walls of wells led to illness, and proposed antibacterial properties of moulds. At the time, his work was disregarded as coincidence and received no further study.
Ouch!
@@MrDaraghkinchyeah you have to be able to prove your work or your just going off theories perhaps there a reason why he didnt get credited
This made me understand penicillin production far better then my textbook.
Thank you!
Chain was a German refugee, Florey born in Adelaide, Australia and Fleming in Scotland. Amazing that their paths brought them to change medicine in such a profound way.
It’s sad that the Allies never shared their discoveries with their enemy. It would have saved so many innocent lives.
@@MadCapMag Not starting a war would have saved even more. Quit painting aggressors as victims.
@@MrFF432 German soldiers weren’t aggressors :) the German government was.
This is by far one of the MOST significant and important moments in human history.
Urmm no. Not even close.
Huge respect to all the scientists who worked hard for the people!
I used to give penicillin injections to guys in the Army who had GC. The needle was so huge (because the medicine was as thick as mayonnaise) that it would leave holes in your hip where I injected it. The pain was out of this world.
Mark Forquer 😦
Lol that's savage. I would love to serve some of them out to the patients 🤣
Great old school video. However the footage of some poor bastard burning to death during the WW2 section was freaky. No one needs to see that.
You can tell that a video is truly old when there is something out of a snuff film in it.
Dead3eD ikr
Dead3eD other times dude
(7:00)
That's reality. Don't shy away from it, it catches up either way
thank you for your discovery Sir Alexander Fleming 😭 You Saved a million or more human's life
My grandmother told me her father and her would head to the smokehouse during the winter to retrieve some leftover smoked salmon to eat. She said mold grew on the fish and she was told never to clean or wipe off the mold to just eat the fish as is.
I was taught never to wipe off the mold that is growing. Also it gives the fish a unique flavor that I really love there is nothing like that taste 😁
What.
The power of observation.
People like Doctor John Snow and Alexander Fleming make this world a better place :)
somewhere there's an interview with alexander fleming about patenting penicillin. he than said that his discovery belongs to humanity and that there's no patent on it.. do you by any chance have a link to this interview?
You can make penncilin yourself
@@thomasgriffin8269 id like to learn
So did the guy who invented the dialysis machine for people with kidney failure. He built the very first out of broken pieces of a washing machine among other things from scrap during war times. The first person he tested it on was a woman who ended up living on dialysis indefinitely and lived for about 20 additional years. She was just the test subject. He realized what he just did for humanity and rejected a German health facility who offered him millions for his patent. He patented it, but he sold his machines for nothing. Literally free for every healthcare clinic and hospital to use because everyone deserves life. Not just those who could afford it. And he sued the facilities who tried to charge people money for sonething that legally belonged to him. This was just off the top of my head from memory so I dont remember his name. My dialysis professor went to his fineral and met his family. Sorry for the long comment! It just reminded me of a different person who gave away his life preserving invention for the sake of humanity rather than making money off of other people's pain and suffering
Appreciate the work
Well displayed
And explained
Your voice has an power of storytelling
I'm speechless i don't know how to thank you such an amazing video :D
Instantly had flashbacks of the TV being wheeled into class in highschool again.
Such an incredible advancement for the betterment of the human race. And all thanks to some dirty dishes. Cool old video, thanks for sharing.
Cannibal713 human race is evil
Usnea works better, but the medical industry cannot patent something natural, that is why marijuana is illegal.
How many fools disagreed with that mayo bro ? 2021 in effect
Thank you for the doc. Very interesting!
This video is very informative..
Thanks Albert Fleming for discovering penicillin we can understand about their uses
Thanks to Sir Alexander Flaming, Floray and Chain for saving humanity. great respect for them because when humans killing each other in the name of Race, country and I religion, these true heros was focus on saving mankind.
Australian Howard Florey worked with Chain to bring penicillin to medical reality. They shared the Nobel Prize with Fleming, who actually dismissed Florey’s work.
@@vinsgraphics dirty poltics everywhere and all the time. Such a shanme
Fleming was a soldier in WW1.
What an exceptional video! And what a service to academic community! 👌👍🙏
Am I the only person who gasped at the sight of the man set ablaze by the flame thrower? Surely not.
Yeah, that was horrifying and unnecessary to include in this video
very interesting I'm making a presentation to school so this really helps thanks for the video
Great video
Sir Howard Florey was Australian, if you please. Most Australians know who he is, especially since his portrait graced the Australian $50 note from 1973 to 1995.
Seems like such an unlikely discovery. Good gracious, what a bunch of geniuses.
its wow . thank you doctor Fleming God bless you
Fatma Shapan because of him we have antibiotics
How could you say God bless in a pharmacy video? God made usnea, oil of oregano and cannabis oil. Pharmaceuticals is the practice of witchcraft in the bible.
@@colombianflag717we had better antibiotics made by God. He maybe responsible for patented antibiotics. We know who profits from patented drugs.
I'm sofa king hungry! Feel free to r/woooosh me but you are kidding, right? About that God part and oils that won’t save you from deadly diseases.
How long after taking a antibiotic how long does it continue to work for.
Very interesting
I'm watching this for my online history 102 class!
Did you pass? I'm from the future and I'm just wondering?
Amazing doctors
Shit from the 60s slaps. The jazz track from the intro.
where did you get the narration?
What science field is this? It sounds interesting enough to go to school for. Is it Organic Chemistry?
Great
who ever created this i want to thank them!!!!!!!!!!
Look, I appreciate the video upload, and it is obviously very well made. But the issue I have is that they glaze over things in the interest of time when it would only add a minute or 2 to the video length and complete the story better. As in, they don't go into what is in the solvent at all or what the further purification processes are? Plus, why no sound? Why not have some educated scientist explaining the process as the video plays? What you did do was well done but it just seemed incomplete. I actually double checked my T.V.s mute.
awesome
I am watching this video in 2021 😯
damn that intro music is a right tune..
This is a typical high school/college film from the 60s. Their way of thinking was different back then. Today, it would clearly "offend" too many ppl.
Why would it offend people?
Just imagine if he was allergic to it. It might never have been developed
Wow..11 years ago...
Older than me.
Wow this video is uploaded before 10 years
Worth remembering that the Allies didn’t share penicillin with the Axis powers, leading to the deaths of many civilians and young men who were soldiers just like our own.
9:25 I've never seen so many people so densely packed together, might be military.
Is this narrated by Attenborough?
Great discovery in the 20 censury
Meanwhile, TV shows like Outlander and Sliders will have you convinced that you can recreate penicillin from the moldy food in your trash.
this music is fantastic! i wish i could play an instrument like that!!!!!!!!!
👍
rolling in the grass we unravelling, all unravels, becoming rivers leading to you
whose heart is the endless ember O
you are the rainbow that scatters the known rise again and again, how many flowers are in me i wonder
and we are the frolicsome hillsides the sun is your eye, with your vision we embrace
we are dead and alive, in all lives, rejoiced, and remembered
my hero
Best medicine is peniciline despite of all high price antibiotics.
penisilin iyi bakteriye etkisi nedir hocsm
I'm allergic too it 🤧
i never wrote this should i be worried??
wicked music
Hey I'm from the future and I can say music hasn't changed maybe you can change it if you start now?
@@paulriversred738 no
Me too!! I have a feeling we are in the same class. hahaha
Hello I'm from the future how have you been?
don't you miss when these science documentaries were fun and interesting and had old timey sounding people narrating them?
I LIKE THE MUSIC :-D
Not sure if this was made for school classrooms, but if it was shout out to the man burning alive @ 7:04.
so jazzy
Everyone: wow so interesting 🤔
Me: holy shit there was a guy on fire
exactly what im thinking, im confused no one else pointed this out
Nehap meksa ni Aine donan sheriakse donen jehu bafrowes :P geluksfee!
Wow , his relative then!
Poverty, disease, hunger --- the year 2020
I grew penecilium mold using vermiculite and Pink Buffalo spawn grains 😮.
we meditated and intuitively casted a series of smaller spells that
eventually made up An It Harm None: the Fotamekus
Hello I'm from the future how hv you been?
Very pretty , even though the real
original Discovery of Penicillin was made by costa rican Dr. Clodomiro Picado in 1923. member of the Pasteur Institute.
Wheres your source of information?
not true.
@@ulisesdeyes7043 You are not adding anything here buddy. Only two words? You don even need that punctuation mark "period" , lol.
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Usnea, oil of oregano and cannabis oil have been used for 1000s of years for their antibiotic properties. They also work better than patented pharmacist drugs for getting rid of infections. I wonder why doctors don't use these medicines anymore, it couldn't be the free trip to the Bahamas.
I had a tooth abscess and used so many home remedies. Oregano and usnea oil both tried. Then I was giving amoxicillin and what do you know it went away. Home remedy’s don’t really work and that is still not understood.
@@jtm9945 I know this comment is two years old but could it be because of antibiotic resistant? Maybe home remedies aren’t effective against more antibiotic resistant strain bacteria… remember, we’re always reminded that bacteria and viruses grow and mutate
Peer reviewed research to back up this broad generalisation?
Yes other things were used as antibiotics but they didn't work anywhere near as well as penicillin which is why there was a sharp decline in the number of deaths when penicillin came out
skip the intro to 1:35
So this legendary doctor saves my life for inventing these drugs.. Salute
damn. it was an accident too. lucky.
Thanks to him we got antibiotics.
juan martinez did we
7:05 very unnecessary footage
2:08
Howard Florey was Australian.
My neighbour /friend would say some people have reaction . 😍🥰😜🤣
In the past people would die from a paper cut
im here because of dr stone
Antibiotics were invented in 1943 by, yes you've guessed it, The British, but production was moved to USA, because of the proximity to Germany in WW2.
i learned about this in school
Hello I'm from the future how have you been?
That was too funny!
Anyone from cambridge
the teacher told me to watch this in hes lesson
heyy
02:05 albert einstein, is that you?
👍👍👍
Yes some straight bebop
History lesson. Anyone?
Ew, didn't know bacteria moved so much.
im allergic :/
Too bad I am allergic to it and any derivative of that! LOL!
samm
r u also allergic to bread
ytubeanon If you're asking if I'm allergic to mold that grows on bread, yes. The thing is, usually any mild that grows on bread is not always penicillin or a member of its family. Also, it's a big enough dose for a reaction unless if you can see the mold. So I can still eat bread. I can't eat things like bleu cheese.
Rip when you get pneumonia
Yeah my mother is too
alexander fleming is my 7th cousin
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I’m allergic to penicillin...
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