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Выпишите из текста интернационализмы.Alexander Fleming (1881-1955) came from a Scottish family . He was born in August 1881 , the youngest of eight children .It was quite by chance , he came into contact with the person who was supposed to affect his life Sir Almroth Wright , the famous bacteriologist . Fleming interested antimicrobials . After military service he returned to the laboratory work. His landmark discovery in 1928 of the antibacterial powers of forms , of which penicillin is derived , was a great triumph . Telegram from Stockholm told him that he received the Nobel Prize in medicine . " My only merit is that I do not neglect the observation and that I view this topic as a bacteriologist ," Fleming said . " Everywhere I go people thank me for saving their lives. I do not know why they do it . I didn` t do anything. Nature makes penicillin - I just found it . " He died on the 11th March 1955 in London, and was buried in St. Paul's Cathedral . On October 10, 1957 a very simple monument was unveiled at the entrance gate Lohfildskoy farm , high block of red granite with the inscription " Sir Alexander Fleming, discoverer of penicillin was born here in Lohfilde on August 6, 1881 "

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Выпишите из текста интернационализмы.
Alexander Fleming (1881-1955) came from a Scottish family . He was born in August 1881 , the youngest of eight children .It was quite by chance , he came into contact with the person who was supposed to affect his life Sir Almroth Wright , the famous 

Answer 2

Internationalisms in the Text:

1. Sir Almroth Wright - Sir Almroth Wright was a famous bacteriologist who had a significant impact on Alexander Fleming's life [[1]].

2. Antimicrobials - Fleming was interested in antimicrobials, which refers to substances that can kill or inhibit the growth of microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi [[1]].

3. Penicillin - Fleming's landmark discovery in 1928 was the antibacterial powers of forms, from which penicillin is derived [[1]].

4. Nobel Prize in Medicine - Fleming received the Nobel Prize in medicine for his discovery of penicillin [[1]].

5. Bacteriologist - Fleming viewed the topic of penicillin as a bacteriologist and credited his success to not neglecting observations [[1]].

6. Nature makes penicillin - Fleming believed that nature produces penicillin and he simply found it [[1]].

7. St. Paul's Cathedral - Fleming was buried in St. Paul's Cathedral in London after his death [[1]].

8. Lohfilde - Fleming was born in Lohfilde on August 6, 1881 [[1]].

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