Phages vs. bacteria - animation showing infection mechanisms

[@CatzHTU]

This video is underrated :(

[@erwinzer0]

They need better title like "War between virus and bacteria", or maybe "This magic virus is our last hope agains deadly bacteria.

[@wallrider4194]

Or in a better word: These magic viruses are the best hope against bad bacteria 🧫.

[@wallrider4194]

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[@totallynot572]

underrated

[@dvrockin609]

Why r u demotivating him

[@dvrockin609]

@@totallynot572 ok

[@1_and_only_Crjase]

So this is like an injector for a program? It injects its code, which modifies a bacteria to make it produce more of the bacteriophage?

[@CordeFonteius]

Food applications????

[@meepbeep2464]

I heard they use it to salmonella in some countries

[@OmbreVGtag]

Cool animation

[@lifescienceanimation]

Thank you!

[@alexandermedina7893]

Amazing!

[@Siroww]

Kurzgesagt?

[@NCXDKG]

Humans

[@RangeGleasry]

Are bacteriophages alive?

[@tik2243]

No

[@Srinadhraju]

Yep

[@RangeGleasry]

I found out bacteriophages are viruses, meaning they’re neither alive nor dead. Would have been nice if this video mentioned that they’re viruses🤓

[@Sashawott9009]

Because they can't perpetuate their existence without organisms that can, they're considered dead.. but like, it doesn't matter....

[@Sashawott9009]

Most living organisms are dependent on other living things when it comes to eating or breathing. Bacteriophages are completely dependent in a much different way, I suppose. They can't reproduce without something else's RNA. But again, who cares whether it makes a virus *alive* it's just so unique it doesn't match our eight criteria for life ┐⁠(⁠ ⁠˘⁠_⁠˘⁠)⁠┌

[@Akash-oi2bi]

Tamila kedaikuma

[@boomikamurugan2008]

Kedaikathu

[@ТатьянаКлишина-щ2г]

Этот фильм о том, как рождаются бриллианты.