🦠 How BIG are the CELLS? ► MICROORGANISMS in Perspective 🦠

🔬 Microorganisms are tiny creatures that live everywhere, but sometimes it is difficult to get an idea of their size. In this video we will zoom in on a person's arm and get to see their cells and other microorganisms as examples.

🔬 Note: Each microorganism that appears in the video has been selected with a specific size within the range of possible sizes (e.g.: Tardigrade has been selected 500µm, there are from 50µm to more than 1mm).

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[MetaBallStudios]

Can you imagine a red blood cell the size of a city?

¿Te imaginas un glóbulo rojo del tamaño de una ciudad?

[tayzonday]

It’s pretty amazing that we make transistors that are smaller than viruses. Have you done a year-by-year animation of say, a teraflop of processing power from 1945 to 2023?

[isaacgonzo]

Can we just take a moment to thank that man for letting all those viruses and bacterias on his skin at the same time, for our knowledge enhancement

[daveh]

I always thought the T4 bacteriophage was the coolest, it just looks so alien compared to everything else.

[Ole_Rasmussen]

This actually gave me a really good idea about the scale of the diatoms they show under a microscope in the Journey to the Microcosmos series by Hank Green's team, it's like the two types of videos complement each other perfectly

Also holy cow neurons are huge in context, and the stuff that mainly attacks neuros is tiny

[NeonVisual]

It's a shame you could go any smaller to see the brain size of the average politician.

[satyasankalpapanigrahi]

Microbiology ( playlist ).
■. Protein molecules comparisons.
■. DNA size comparison in terms of its length ( for ex:- in a diploid human cell, the total length of dna of a single diploid cell in a human being is about 2.2 metres long.
Hence, in a single diploid human cell be it any somatic/living cell or stem cell, the length of entire genome would be 2.2 metres long.
While a single haploid cell of a human being { any gamete i.e., male sperm or female ootid } would be 1.1 meters long. )

[ArazZeynisoy]

amazing comparison; just a note as a microbiologist; E. coli or Lactobacillus probably cannot make those bending movements; they don't that structures to do; I have checked online microscopic videos; they don't; they just jiggle via cilia and move

[AllyBongo]

I feel like we almost went to the quantum realm .

[Xavier_Astraeus]

My toxic trait is thinking that I’d be able to see some of these with the naked eye if they were placed on my arm

[KimberlyGreen]

Great attention to detail with the shedding skin cells around the arm. 👍

[daneli]

this is such a very high quality content, I'm loving every single bit. great job

[lucarinaldichini]

Rather short but very well done video. Keep going, guys. The quality is overall getting better and better and better. Can't stop watching, kudos, awesome job!

[vivek_]

This channel is highly underrated. It has the best visual information videos.

[jansenart]

Finally! You know I been waiting for this one, MBS!

[hahafunny]

RIP to the construction worker, he's about to be infected with 6 deadly viruses.

[HeavyHardDrive]

I thought tardigrades were smaller ! Those things are huge, relatively speaking.

[LordNazar]

Man, this animation is a work of art. I'm in awe!

[dr.virus]

I was half expecting the worker to swat the fly on his arm.

[thenarutomalta]

Suggestion: how big would objects and living beings be from the point of view of these much smaller things