Mass-producing penicillin is the heart and soul of everyone present, and the pursuit and dream of the Biological Research Lab for many years.
Since the discovery of penicillin five years ago, Flemington and Wright have comprehensively researched Arthur's highly-regarded penicillin.
At first, penicillin merely dissolved and inhibited staphylococci, but its true effects on the human body were not yet verified.
To fully experiment with this new substance, Flemington and Wright first conducted studies on mice, injecting them with lethal doses of streptococcus and treating some of them with penicillin alone.
In the end, the mice treated with penicillin survived healthily, while the other mice died within hours.
This experiment proved that penicillin has a great therapeutic effect on streptococcus.
