Bacteria

Introduction to bacteria

[aosaleh]

I find it crazy that he can literally teach any subject, let alone being amazing at it

[jjoeyyanksbill]

Casually draws out a masterpiece while explaining bacteria haha!

[MrJhayesneo]

every time i need better understanding of a concept, I always youtube it. I seem to find your presentations over and over again and I have to say I always walk away with a much better understanding vs a text book or class lecture. Thanks!

[sarahmasquelier]

You are the BEST! I've learned so much from you as I work toward my nursing degree. My son (10) comes home from school every day and wants to do his "work" on Kahn academy...thank you!

[eza]

These videos are really helping me to study. I was so impressed when he drew the face!

[TheCrazyMango]

That was a really good drawing of the human head wow

[emiliostamboliyski]

I honestly think you have a photographic memory or can memorize a whole ton of information and truly outwit and teacher, by far one of the best teachers. Thank you very much!!

[darjee]

me and all bacteria in me would like to thank you and your bacteria for making this video. God bless you, and your bacteria

[autodon]

thanks to this my son understands this topic way better thanks khams

[rroohirizvi]

sir. i have recieved a lot of appreciation in class from these lessons.

[wouldbfarmer]

Wow. Your skills helped me to leave my job as a janitor at Mar-a-Lago and finish a PhD in microbiology. Thank you so much.

[EdwardsNH]

That's some seriously bad math at about 3:43. He weighs 150, and bacteria is 10% AFTER taking away all the water. So rather than 15lbs, it's a lot closer to 7lbs

[aramaanmeher]

you are the best . other channels are unable to explain this all with high animations but you do it with just words and handmade drawings . salute you .

[Allgipan]

What an excellent video, I am doing my pharmacy technician qual in the UK and this has explained things greatly!

[rustyshackleford]

Question about looking at bacteria under a microscope. So if your looking under a microscope and see rod bacteria in chains it could be streptobacillus. But anthrax is also a bacillus bacteria that grows in chains. I know strepobacillus is gram - and anthrax is gram + . But how could you distinguish to similar bacteria apart?

[sebastiankanfjall]

haha "the bacteria is recording the video". Thx bacteria!

[Jaali]

What are antibiotics made of? Are they prokaryotes as well?

[tilomapap]

Although the famous notion that bacterial cells in the human body outnumber human cells by a factor of 10:1 has been debunked. And the concept today is that are approximately 39 trillion bacterial cells in the human microbiota as personified by a "reference" 70 kg male 170 cm tall, whereas there are 30 trillion human cells in the body. This means that although they do have the upper hand in actual numbers, it is only by 30%, and not 900%.. This video is GOLD, khan academy is one of the reason that many other sites those days are making a really admirable effort in the field of visualsing medicene and serve it to medical students and all kinds of persons that are intrested on it. So khan made a big step towards a new era and we are so thankful that people like Shall exist. GOOD JOB GUYSS!!!!

[Nodoybefore]

you should of mention how we classify bacteria (shape, cell wall, respiration).
But still pretty solid video. Thanks

[talhatariqyuluqatdis]

out of every learning channel and website urs is the best u xplain stuff awsomely