BACTERIA: all you ever wanted (or not wanted) to know 🔬 238

[@beedebawng2556]

1:28 The mathematics of the ratio of bacteria to human cells in the human body has changed. It is no longer 10 to 1. The most recent calculation is closer to 1.3 to 1

[@koushiksarkar6376]

Is it possible to make a time lapse video of bacteria turning milk into yogurt?

[@diymicrobiology378]

Yes you can.

[@koushiksarkar6376]

@@diymicrobiology378 Actually I meant is it possible under the microscope? And will it be interesting to look at?

[@diymicrobiology378]

@@koushiksarkar6376 You can watch bacteria grow under microscope for sure, like in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIrNopeka56mrtE But I don't know if it will be interesting to watch since you will not know milk becoming yogurt under microscope. Maybe by adding indicator into milk will allow you to see the acid that produced by the bacteria? I never try that before so I am not sure if it's going to work.

[@francepri2415]

Thank you so much, good work 🙏👏👏

[@diymicrobiology378]

Such clear image, how can you do that? I have problem to capture the image, I can see it with my eye, but not with the cam.

[@Microbehunter]

very thin specimen (little water) to prevent them floating in and out of focus. Close condenser all the way. Ideally phase contrast.

[@diymicrobiology378]

@@Microbehunter Thank you very much, I will try.

[@lifeaddict]

Amazing, I recently bought a camera 5 mp, usb 2. I didn’t like it’s range of view it was quite small. So I got an adapter for my iPhone 13 wich is great, but one problem I’m having is at higher magnifications I get these rings in the videos almost like onion rings, and I realised sone blotches of dark area that is from dirt on the lenses, how can I reduce this 🤔 thank you

[@meerwasil706]

U cleared my most of the concepts with ease in Biochemistry thanku so much sir ❤️

[@itsHeROo]

This isn't biochemistry though.

[@meerwasil706]

@@itsHeROo I know but the concepts of microscope which are an unavoidable tool in Biochemistry.....this sir had help me a lot 😀

[@holdyourhorses9842]

Fascinating. Question: if we ingest some of the water with these bacteria, do they do us harm?

[@MarieChardome]

very interesting indeed. thank you so much MH. i will also wait for part 2 (no pressure). super video

[@GreenJeepAdventures]

Can you use food coloring to stain bacteria?

[@diymicrobiology378]

I just try with the food color I have, the result is no. But I think that depend on the food color compound, so you have to try yours.

[@JB-ol4vz]

Great shots. I might be a little slow but are bacteria singel cell organisms and if so, are yogurt bacteria chains of these? Looking forward to part two. Thanks from Sweden.

[@jerrickcole5704]

How bacteria are form or should I say created?

[@Romit277]

How to identity saccharomyces pastorianus and saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast

[@JohnSmith-kf1fc]

This channel is awesome ;)

[@zibobpompon5768]

What about if you put some lemon under the slide to see if they still able to live or die !

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

Why don't stomache acids kill e-coli? Just a thought.

[@Ixquick979]

How deep under the surface of the Earth does life reach?

[@augustotiberio]

Do you know how to make a bacterial permanent mount? Usually when I leave a stained slide for too long (like a Gram staining) it eventually degrades and looses its color, but I can't find a lot about that anywhere. Thanks!

[@diymicrobiology378]

You use a mounting medium to seal it.

[@Timmsy]

Fascinating!! Thank you 🙏

[@hendrikboser8238]

Thank you, nice episode!

[@cindyhuynh1282]

Easy to understand. Good Accent btw. And, thanks . I do enjoy ur Video.

[@ahtishamirshad]

Excellent content....Actually I have known much of it in schools and growing up but Please do a video with bacteria and their surroundings what are they doing and why are they behaving...like a live commentary you use to do eating, dying anf reproducing

[@manudehanoi]

very nice pics, I guess that's your phase contrast

[@Daniel-xu9ut]

Is bacteria in our blood? This was a great presentation thanks.

[@dylansmith5606]

I almost died from this once - It is called Septicaemia. This results in Septic shock which causes your organs to shut down, causing Septisis

[@Evijarevizore]

@@dylansmith5606 sepsis *

[@rene7158]

Hallo.. verfolge immer fleißig deine Videos :).. zu dem Video fiel mir etwas ein. Ich habe ein liquid für E-Zigaretten, welches jetzt schon länger abgelaufen (Mhd) ist und nicht mehr klar sondern leicht rosa wurde. Sind da Bakterien schuld? Hast du evtl. Interesse an paar milliliter davon? Was da wohl noch so drin schwimmt? :)

[@mr.Rabbit1Sim]

Thank you..✌️🗿✌️ we enjoy your videos..

[@dylansmith5606]

How does Bacteria cause sickness? Is it an accident/ by product of they just living in out body or is it nefarious

[@diymicrobiology378]

Bacteria cause disease with many mechanism called virulence factor, but only 26% of bacteria cause disease.

[@warrax111]

They cause sickness because of toxins they produce. Some are not toxic, some are. If they start to multiply rapidly, and body would not try to stop them, it would poison the body, and cause death. So body usually raise temperature, you feel bad and weak. You need to wait, till immune system will take it under control. That is sickness.

[@dixcreative]

I found this video because I am trying to find out if tinned food has killed all the bacteria living in the food

[@Microbehunter]

It is correct that some metals reduce the growth of microorganisms, but only there where they have direct contact with the metal or its ions. Many tin cans also are coated inside with plastic so that the metal does not affect the food.

[@dixcreative]

@@Microbehunter I thought maybe the extreme heat they use. But if there is bacteria in the food. How could it live for so long. Or surely the food decomposes over time. Quite an interesting topic

[@unomenah]

Sir pls also keep Scientific name of bacteria. Thank u

[@kattrin9460]

Awesome

[@technologic4672]

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[@antoinemayol3038]

Vow! If we say anything on connection between spiritual world and microorganisms, it's being cencored and erased. Where is my comment?

[@Microbehunter]

Nothing was erased or censored from my side.

[@antoinemayol3038]

@@Microbehunter I know my friend, It's not you, it's the infamous algorithms of Ytube. Sometimes it's getting very difficult to find out the banned words. Your work and your channel both spectacular, always. Thank you...

[@theresefournier3269]

It occurs all too often. Yes. ❤️🔥False facts are welcome whereas the living Truth is censored, banned, hidden, destroyed, etc..

[@laurenalacroix5114]

look closer

[@Makarov755]

Hi

[@lotharmayring6063]

wenigstens koenntest du mal eine Gramfaerbung machen

[@qinoqino7643]

What happens with bacteria when you can't show often, like a homeless person ?

[@michaelpeters4387]

I almost lost my

[@forestwater4465]

Sorta off topic but, his face in the thumbnail

[@mnze7339]

Haven't you heared about God ?

[@jungleebushcraft]

Too much talking...

[@Uraniumisedible]

Womp womp

[@jungleebushcraft]

@@Uraniumisedible Sounds like you are infected by bacteria 🦠🦠🦠