The scientifically correct pairings are Louis Pasteur with vaccination and microbial fermentation, Alexander Fleming with enzyme lysozyme and benzylpenicillin, Ernest Rutherford with splitting of the atom and discovery of the proton, and William Konrad Roentgen with the discovery of X-Rays. Option A incorrectly pairs Pasteur with Fleming's work (c) and Fleming with Pasteur's work (d), but correctly pairs Rutherford with his work (a) and Roentgen with his work (b). This indicates a probable error in the options as presented in the source question.
Match the names of the given scientists in List I with their fundamentals in List II and choose the correct answer from the options below: List I List II a. Disintegration of atoms 1. Louis Pasteur and discovery of proton 2. Alexander b. Discovery of X-ray Fleming 3. Ernest Rutherc. Enzyme Lysozyme and ford Benzylpenicillin 4. Wilhelm Kond. Vaccination and Microbirad Roentgen al fermentation
Asked in HAS Prelims 2019 · Topic: Diseases and Treatment (Pathogens: Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi, Protozoa, and Worms as Disease Agents)
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