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22 October, 10:27

What is the formula for germicide that is sufficient to kill blood-borne pathogens?

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    The formula for penicillin is C9H11N2O4S. Penicillin kills blood born bacteria like staphyloccus and streptoccocus. The writer here had both of these illnesses and was saved by penicillin. Penicillin V is administered by mouth and benzathin penicillin is administered intramuscular.
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