The document discusses the history of antimicrobial chemotherapy from its early uses to modern developments. It describes how chemotherapy has been used for centuries to treat diseases, with notable early examples including using bark from the cinchona tree for malaria and mercury for syphilis. The modern era began with Paul Ehrlich coining the term "chemotherapy" and developing the first synthesized drug Salvarsan to treat syphilis. Later developments included Gerhard Domagk discovering the first sulfa drug Prontosil and Alexander Fleming discovering the antibiotic penicillin from mold.

1. ANTIMICROBIAL CHEMOTHERAPY MAJID MOHIUDDIN

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