Serendipity in compulsory secondary education laboratory. Antibiosis

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11(3), September 2014
Recreational Science
pp. 410-415
Published: 08-05-2014

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  • José Pedro López Pérez (ES)
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  • Raquel Boronat Gil (ES) IES Antonio Menárguez Costa, 30710 Los Alcázares. Murcia.
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Abstract

Molecules with antimicrobial activity, especially antibiotics, are studied in Compulsory Secondary Education. In this practical activity we show an act of serendipity, through the observation of antibiotic activity by bacteria on fungi in a sampling of heterotrophic microorganism colonies, as well as its impact and discussion on the teaching of science.

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Serendipity Google Schoolar
Antimicrobial Google Schoolar
Antibiosis Google Schoolar
Antibiotic Google Schoolar
Fleming Google Schoolar
Compulsory Secondary Education Laboratory Google Schoolar

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José Pedro López Pérez

Dr. José Pedro López Pérez. Profesor de Educación Secundaria en el IES “Ricardo Ortega”. 30320. Fuente Álamo (Murcia)  y Prof. Asociado al Departamento de Didáctica de las Ciencias. Universidad de Murcia.

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