Viruses vs. Bacteria | What's The Difference?

[@SaurabhMishra-tt5qt]

My two years of class room learning summarised in 6 minutes.

[@younglee4879]

Karunesh Mishra 😅

[@bernadinereed389]

😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@OliveSawyer2869]

SO,,,,,,,,, according to this dumb bitch,,, @3:58,,, "IF a person has The AIDS or HERPES VIRUS,,,,All they need to do is EAT SOUP? REST?" and everything will be HUNKY DORY in a couple weeks. OK, Lets all say this together now,,,SHUT THE FUCK UP UNTIL YOU AT LEAST GRADUATE 1ST GRADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@appletherapy3492]

Olive Sawyer Yeah, there is something screwed up about viruses...conflicting information. Either were not being told what they really are or their data isn’t consistant.

[@michael02munrolm29]

It’s because you’re probably going to a school that doesn’t have windows and everyone sits in a circle like kindergartens in the 11th grade

[@jennyhan1982]

Have had this explained to me several times, but this has to be the most helpful explanation so far. Thank you!

[@HongNguyen-my5oq]

Slows learner

[@josemv25]

Balloons always help

[@OliveSawyer2869]

SO,,,,,,,,, according to this dumb bitch,,, @3:58,,, "IF a person has The AIDS or HERPES VIRUS,,,,All they need to do is EAT SOUP? REST?" and everything will be HUNKY DORY in a couple weeks. OK, Lets all say this together now,,,SHUT THE FUCK UP UNTIL YOU AT LEAST GRADUATE 1ST GRADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PLASBEZ]

@@OliveSawyer2869 You call her dumb. Yet your grammar makes you look worse In comparasion.

[@peternguyen5097]

Dr. Finch, your explanation is easy to understand. Your students are lucky to have you as their professor. Thanks for your public service. Dr. Peter Nguyen

[@mikekahotea9197]

@keecefly My friends told me they are smarter too ....they ran out of words ...cos we ended up buying them ..during the Legioneres outbreak .. only this time this virus is stronger

[@thomaspick4123]

A Vietnamese doctor. How did you get the money to become a doctor in the USA? I bet you were given a free ride!

[@kathy3221]

@@thomaspick4123 that's a racist thing to say. Maybe his parents were born here or maybe he was. Foreigners do go to medical schools in this country and americans go to medical schools in other countries. Maybe he was given a free ride and maybe not, as americans sometimes are. How do you know he is not serving the underprivileged sector ? I see a lot of this sort of thing happening. I just met a vietnamese doctor not long ago, as a matter of fact, and was quite nice. Maybe you have bad memories of the 70's. I don't know, but your remark seems quite crude.

[@jersaint4943]

@@thomaspick4123 you are a typical, stupid, racist jerk living inside America. You should leave USA and go back to where your ancestors came from!

[@housinauthority5258]

@@kathy3221 He is being xenophobic, not racist. Semantics my dear 😊

[@harshpatel149]

This video suddenly become valuable after corona.

[@kemal3599]

Valerie Mac Fair *coronavirus

[@kemal3599]

Valerie Mac Fair yeah ik I’m just pulling your leg lol

[@harshpatel149]

I edited. Thanks both of you for reading my comment .

[@springbok4015]

The beer? The sun? A crown? What corona?

[@springbok4015]

@Trius Stonks

[@Guy-cs8yj]

She explained this exceptionally well in laymen’s terms. Very nice work.

[@whoasked7192]

This needs to go "VIRAL" lol

[@DJSHaKa]

SHHHHHHHHHH!

[@brains7733]

Sounds like @DJ Shaka is in the Antibacterial Gel business.

[@DearestNancy]

new meaning to that word now moving forward lol

[@smg7602]

Lol

[@Heart2HeartBooks]

So........not Bacterial?

[@kayesshatil]

This video helps a lot! Thanks! She explained the whole thing in a easy & understandable way.

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Worthwhile video for teens that really need to understand the distinction between bacteria and viruses. Fungi and yeasts are worthy of another video.

[@shakraisman9773]

Short yet effective presentation. Thanks for opening my eyes with some fresh and interesting knowledge like this.

[@niroopsoman]

A simple and loving lady.. 🤔Seems Well educated and down to earth person.. Intention is good..just sharing knowledge.. A beautiful humanbeing..Happy to see such characters.. Pranam sis.. from 🇮🇳🙏

[@Apurvk]

who is watching this after corona virus outbreak? and this showed up in youtube suggestions, lol

[@DigitalHaze65536]

I just googled the coronavirus and when I came back to KZbin this was in my suggestions.

[@dimitriosfromgreece4227]

LOVE YOU ❤😍❤😍😁😁😁😁😁

[@ccmkoho]

F Zee , me too. This panic is ridiculous compared to the flu. Once the warm weather hits this MAY all be in the rear view mirror. Surprisingly Africa has very few cases of the virus’s and countries like Kenya never shut down travel. This is baffling researchers. UPDATED. Like others, I was wrong. The panic was warranted to get the alarm out. Africa and South America are still curious in terms of numbers, if you believe them

[@Peter_Parker361]

I would love to see the view-statistics for videos like this! ^^

[@Peter_Parker361]

@@ccmkoho Climate Change will save all our asses! xD

[@roaddrivesimulator1302]

3 years later , this finally trends. nice presentation. Tell us more about this Corona Virus .

[@chumioCharlie]

Wow, great explanation. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work.

[@SreeOne]

Good explanation Dr. Its in simple terms for a common person to understand. Thanks for the knowledge share.

[@Ignisan_66]

Common people should already know the difference between viruses and bacteria cause it's taught in school.

[@OliveSawyer2869]

SO,,,,,,,,, according to this dumb bitch,,, @3:58,,, "IF a person has The AIDS or HERPES VIRUS,,,,All they need to do is EAT SOUP? REST?" and everything will be HUNKY DORY in a couple weeks. OK, Lets all say this together now,,,SHUT THE FUCK UP UNTIL YOU AT LEAST GRADUATE 1ST GRADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@vikingh3008]

Olive Sawyer how many times are you going to put up the same comment, it’s getting boring

[@Xmaslightsallyear]

@@vikingh3008 It was boring the first time. Like a mean little brat.

[@artadmirer5008]

Very Informative video on bacteria and virus. It will help to clear the doubts of lots of people

[@A-Go-5]

Brilliant. 5 minutes to learn something huge. Many thanks.

[@mosaicrancher4233]

Thank you. I love your approach to teaching your subject in a way that is accessible to children without the over simplistic tones they all too frequently have.

[@jackhancock2001]

I love how excited she was to pop that baloon

[@davidjfraser]

@Liam Zink balloon

[@bloodandsnatters]

Balloon

[@cocoduck7745]

*virus-infected cell

[@user78405]

same way the economy bubble pop....

[@nsx001]

I'm not going to ignore she's sexy.

[@stephen7yu]

Best short video to educate people on viruses and bacteria.

[@cheynemcnab6540]

I love these type of intros. “Oh, hey! Didn’t see ya there!” Lol

[@nowomannocry8327]

She explained this well more than anyone else,thanks mum

[@zalala]

suddenly people are interested to learn about science, what a time to live in, if only we knew that education works during this pandemics. thanks Dr.

[@IAMJEFFREY-cw9ns]

Shahrizal Ibrahim I absolutely agree😂🤣. Science especially biology is now probably my favorite topic.

[@eugenemcdonald4414]

Very smart and well explained microbiologist this woman is very well-educated just like my mother who was a pediatrician and taught me very well about germs

[@Sai-fo7eq]

Soooooo...... how do these things get into my computer?

[@YesDaddyTDPop]

From watching the hub 😂

[@15yearsago11]

Stolen comment from another vid

[@Sai-fo7eq]

@@15yearsago11 nah sorry just came up with it on the spot while watching this for school

[@nighthiker8872]

You explain things very well. You should be on radio, the common person can understand. Today most on the radio, scare people and real say nothing. You have a good voice. Go on coast to coast radio show.

[@Larsholden702]

The 'oh, I didn't see you there intro'. 🤣😂

[@misterjag]

Like Mr. Rogers.

[@bukovinian]

ASMR introz

[@grandwonder5858]

This is the best explanation of the difference between viruses and bacteria I've ever seen, bar none!

[@milagrosgranados1316]

In my biology class I only learned 2 things about viruses. My biology class mostly focuses on bacteria by the way. 1. Viruses need a host in order to survive 2. Viruses are non loving I was always confused with where viruses were found if they are considered non living. Thank you for explaining where viruses are found and how they can be transferred. You made this video so easy to understand. 🩷

[@andrekovacs1663]

Your vlog was very informative for a lot of people who have a misbelieve that antibiotics can cure a common cold. One more thing I would like to add, physicians should educate people about, DON'T SNEEZE AND COUGH INTO THEIR HANDS. USE THE ELBOW FOLDING INSTEAD!!!!!!!

[@thertis580]

Not too old to learn something at 75. Thanks

[@andrekovacs1663]

You're welcome!@@thertis580

[@belzebu-usaformermr.india-8109]

This vid has mire knowledge than all of the mainstream media’s KZbin uploads for a month on understanding Coronavirus. Thx Doc. Aum Shanti.

[@OliveSawyer2869]

SO,,,,,,,,, according to this dumb bitch,,, @3:58,,, "IF a person has The AIDS or HERPES VIRUS,,,,All they need to do is EAT SOUP? REST?" and everything will be HUNKY DORY in a couple weeks. OK, Lets all say this together now,,,SHUT THE FUCK UP UNTIL YOU AT LEAST GRADUATE 1ST GRADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AirCicilia]

It's important to point out that the human immune system also defends against harmful bacteria, not just viruses. Antibiotics used to treat bacterial infections don't limit themselves to killing "bad" germs.

[@franksmith7419]

Right they kill EVERYTHING they can.

[@saturn6563]

Antibiotics also kill bacteria that is good for us, though that bacteria regrows eventually

[@tonysmith5465]

Outstanding video young lady. Great job. Keep up the good work. Thanks a lot. S C Navy vet.

[@danishsiddiqui7594]

but how does it get into my computer?

[@wisdomtshembo2548]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@jimmyalmighty2834]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that was a good one

[@natajohn]

you shook someone's hand which had a virus in it and then went home and used the keyboard of your computer passing on the virus.

[@deepakkarki6525]

Because u didn't use condom on pendrive😁😁😁

[@i.bendigas6856]

You should pay attention not to sneeze or to cough on your keyboard. Wash your hands before you change a disk! Otherwise, since all components are connected with the motherboard, possible contamination will spread over your hardware and infect your OS. Security-softwares cover many viruses, but not all.

[@ij6308]

Your conversation is very interesting an educated. When you speak about the virus and a bacterial

[@rwb010109]

If a virus needs a host to live in,,,how did it start in the first place before it found a host?

[@rahulgogoi8335]

A virus can remain in a crystalline state(read dead state) for a considerable amount of time till it finds a new host...thts why a virus is considered a 'mid-way thing' between living and non-living...

[@markbrad123]

Nobody knows, but one can speculate it maybe was a invading bacteria that got encased in antibody proteins and mutated into a virus

[@4tarsus]

Wow! You are an outstanding teacher and communicator!

[@radhanair8761]

A big salute to you mam. You explained it so well.

[@adriansmessages]

Interesting and informative video. Thank you.

[@keiraabi]

Who’s here for bio?

[@komilover1]

me

[@edinfific2576]

I love these short videos that get to the point and I learn and understand something before I get lost in them.

[@artbarrett469]

Thank you. Excellent Teacher. You did a perfect job explaining it.

[@exmohobobonobo]

I just watch several videos on this topic, and this is the clearest and easiest to remember. Five stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@brinonimous]

Ah, the old "oh hello, I didn't see you there" intro.

[@josemv25]

Oldie but goodie

[@aadhisenkathir7810]

Loved the intro and the detailing. Very interesting and useful informations. Thanks for sharing.

[@indoindo7781]

Thank you for your helpful commons knowledge.

[@mukhtarali4521]

Very useful information Doctor Sahara Thank you

[@ny1990]

Thank you so much for a very informative topics 🙏😊

[@l.a.raustadt518]

Thank you Dr.Finch. My first pulmonary Dr. (Bowen now/retired) told me in 1997 to get a computer to learn about sarc which he determined I had. I m still learning which is good. Year s ago I had a left lung infection w/fluid build up. Sent home on predizone I raked yard and got worse. Back to hospital and infectious disease Dr. (Anderson) found Norcardia. That was not much fun but quite a interesting case. I listen to all my doctor s and that includes you! Retired truck driver , never to old to learn!

[@MM-th4zu]

Thank you very much for this information, it is really clear and good to understand. Very important information is, that antibiotics do not kill viruses. I wonder, how long a virus e.g. on a door knob survive, without having a host cell.

[@starboysgirl1939]

She said it 9 days

[@danstarnes2375]

Excellent teaching! Learned a tremendous amount about bacteria and viruses!

[@adeelhassan7428]

Goddamn it i was using headphones and that balloon burst scared the crap out of me 😂😂

[@flashylights]

🤣😂😂

[@JamesTenis]

Haha! She uses the balloons to wake up her sleepy students!

[@dawsonservices7087]

Thank you for clearing up the differance. Nice job

[@brendaoki8130]

The shade about her students at the beginning☠️😂

[@machineavatar1603]

Very Precautionary and Informative Video Doctor Sara👍😍....All I want to know is that how Viruses are built inside the cells....but I have the knowledge and the Idea now, thanks so much Doctor👍😍

[@northerniltree]

My teacher explained it this way: one's like a long john, the other's like a donut hole. But I forget which one is which one!

[@nickbrighty8882]

Was that in Biology or Sex Ed.?

[@KP-qb3mw]

Nick Brighty LMAO!!! Thank you Nick! That made my night!

[@sonicstep]

Best explanation I've found so far. Yet not a single computer animation.

[@MamaAdjoa]

Oh Thank you so much Dr. Finch, I've learned something good, that will help, they say knowledge is power right, So though it's a few minutes lesson but very important too. I'm glad I know. Bless you more

[@gslsm]

Thanks , nice presentation ...lucid and simple...

[@megaman7007]

Harvard: Who's gonna teach our advance viral cell biology class? Me: I can teach your class! Harvard: Are you an accredited PhD professor? Me: No, but I watched a Dr. Finch's lab KZbin video the other day..

[@Dr.Pepper001]

I'm more qualified because I stayed at a Holiday inn Express last night.

[@KURO_ame]

She's really smart. I understand the difference bec of my "pre-med" background (took up Pharmacy). But never has the difference been explained this simple. I think it was Eisnteins who said that a genius can make complex things simple. Thanks.

[@b.entranceperium]

Who here is studying to beat coronavirus?

[@stevens5541]

I'm here after finishing in your ugly mrs

[@xanderk84]

Yup, now that I know viruses are hundreds of times smaller than bacteria I think I'm in a much better position to survive.

[@b.entranceperium]

@@stevens5541 lol

[@suzimonkey345]

Randy Marsh The best way “to beat coronavirus” is simply not to catch it! Avoiding exposure & avoiding exposing others is currently the only defence we have. I think that this vid explains things well & answers those who say “It’s just the flu! What’s the problem?” - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWTaaKVvaJetorc

[@Granny1]

I'm here to poop on viruses

[@MrLiviooo]

It took me 40 years to hear about this interesting facts, wich I even search in other language ! Very interesting, thank you for sharing this with most of us !

[@ibrahimaldossary1481]

great description. I wish you can describe more about the cells. For example, what are the cells and etc. I give you a like.

[@johnpeterson4213]

Very well explained and very valuable knowledge shared! Thank you very much!

[@arungupta9265]

*if virus enters a corpse ( dead body host ) , can they still reproduce or not ?*

[@santyclause8034]

They need a living host, so no they cannot. The virus might still be infectious, but it is not growing. You cannot co-opt a dead cell to do your bidding and feed you, keep you warm etc

[@arungupta9265]

@@santyclause8034 *can they escape fm d dead body of a friend or relative , to infect those assembling for d last rites ?*

[@santyclause8034]

@@arungupta9265 If the virus can remain infectious from contact with metal and cardboard, I would think contact with a body will contaminate the person (a mortician?) with 2019-nCoV virus. So yeah, I reckon you can probably get the virus that way. This disease is way beyond a garden variety epidemic, it has crossed species like that Detroit(?) zoo tiger. 2019-nCoV virus originally crossed from bats and/or birds in China and mutated or something, then infected humans. What's dreadful to think about is how that suggests this species hopping virus adaptation then could extend infection to life in the sea, to seals, to whales and dolphins, then to fish, back to sea birds, back to humans and other terrestrial mammals... the virus potentially attacks everything, short of insects, and I don't know for sure even about those either. Its not a good sign. Plants might be okay.

[@ayuse01]

Such good explanations, I now feel like a imminent microbiologist. Thanks for all your passion in communicating your knowledge, it transcend you.

[@gregorylangford5256]

Dr. Finch, you make me flinch!

[@anthonywillis7634]

You explain that so brilliantly. Thank you!

[@meirwise1107]

When she popped that balloon I nearly had a heart attack! Great explanation your students are lucky. But could you explain how viruses get into computers.

[@YRTEverything]

Lol

[@mattaugusto1482]

If you watch porn, you will get a virus

[@ChulitoMovies]

@@mattaugusto1482 wajajaja

[@ChulitoMovies]

jajaja

[@ronron4503]

when you jizz on then..... i mean accidentally ..of course... right?

[@neilfurby555]

Beautifully presented, lovely lady!

[@setasdesiecha2135]

the little dog is kind of sick, not moving ;D

[@spreadeagled5654]

Very informative and educational. Thank you. 💕

[@Kroner1941]

Thank you Dr Finch. That was really very interesting. Would like to keep in touch with you in regards to bacteria vrs viruses. I have already subscribed your channel. Cheers. Thank you.

[@dukecity7688]

Excellent. Great job. All this time i thought i knew the difference. I am 67 and love to learn. Some people are born teachers

[@nesspatinio7807]

Wow! That’ s great teaching!

[@cut4ablock]

Im watching this because of Mrs Bueno. Thank you ma'm.

[@dsc804]

Kudos... Thank you for explaining it in such a simple way....

[@williamgibb5557]

Beautifully explained. Took me back to high school biology from 55 years ago. Keep up the teaching.

[@chadcastagana9181]

Only real difference: bacteria can be killed by antibiotics, viruses cannot

[@asiasupplychain-jose2909]

As the Dr said, virus are " not alive" germs, which means " can't be killed"

[@tima1443]

I learned sooo much from you. Just precise and concise, thank you!!

[@dloui5214]

thank you professor . well explained

[@microska2656]

That red line under the video made me think I'd already watched it

[@ws3157]

Bacteria need protein, humid, time and temperature (5-63)danger zone to reproduce.

[@vishwanathasetty01]

Hi doctor Can u please check whether the onion juice can kill the virus and bacteria. Because when i was cutting onions just now is pinching me in small cut section in hand.

[@talluris.prabhakar2782]

Iam lecture in Biology for +2 level students in India for 22 years This video need more pictures and animation so that people can understand better

[@garyj1709]

Very good, simple explanation! I have a much better understanding now. Thank you!

[@paulanthony5274]

It's a good job I wrapped my dressing gown up just before she said hello

[@oingoboingo2692]

😆😆

[@lamonstra1464]

I work for a transit agency who gave the drivers packages of antibacterial wipes a few weeks ago. I read the label which said no alcohol content :( My SO brought home some similar hand sanitizer yesterday. No alcohol in it. "Antibacterial" on the label. I wish more people had some education like this.

[@nighthiker8872]

How healthy are the mask, they retain moisture. Your lungs are a driving force, that need to be work daily. To drive all the working parts. The mask on a long period of the will work against your healthy.

[@johnfoster3286]

My question is what is the evolutionary history of viruses. Fungal? Bacteria? or even things like proteins?

[@williamstephens9945]

1:29 - "Yay, Candy!" 😀

[@azenover4662]

So why they tell us to use antibacterial hand sanitizer and not antiviral

[@boonencrocket3541]

Very Soon, I hope to teach science that any and everyone, as long as they finish high school, can understand. I can teach you so much in a super simple way, that you will never feel like you should have taken a lot of science courses to understand them or be BSed by scientists or other "professionals". And, I'll focus on teaching science that you can use.

[@lionhearted1969]

Thank you for enlightening us who have a very limited to zero knowledge about the difference between bacteria and virus. Yes, you're able to answer my question that kept bugging me for years what is actually a virus. So getting rid of viral infection is really very simple way but can be very deadly if it gets into your system. God bless you!

[@ccmkoho]

“Viruses are not actually living..........viruses can live on door handles..”

[@bsharasakass]

They can't live on their own. Still, they can survive 10 hours without a host cell. If they find a host cell, they can "live". If they don't find a host cell within few hours (depends on the virus type), they don't survive.

[@ccmkoho]

Bshara Sakas , I was pointing out the inconsistency in the narration of the video

[@132allie]

Bshara Sakas but if they are not living, they wouldn’t be “surviving”

[@bsharasakass]

@@132allie It's hard to define the verb "living". Is a fetus that's born in the 7th month living or surviving? Is surviving living in this case? I think that if an organism lives by its own and without a help, that's living. If it needs another organism's habitat to live, then it can only "survive" for some time before dying. You can say that surviving in this case is also living, but I prefer the definition I've mentioned..

[@132allie]

Bshara Sakas ok, yes, that’s a fair explanation. Of course to me a fetus is living from the time of conception.

[@anshulhanda574]

Very Nice Video, so simply explained.

[@jonneyjunmu464]

I love this film, short and helpful.

[@salahdin4855]

excellent, Thanks for a nice and easy to understand video.

[@bennycumbatch9273]

Thank you for sharing that information

[@medeaendor3706]

Bacteria is responsible for producing vitamin k, wow thanks

[@steveng1624]

Doesn't vitamin k make your blood thick, thicker ?

[@ambilyraghavananil2983]

good presentation and well explained