How big is a single strand of hair compared to a microbe? 🧬💇‍♀️ Quinten Geldhof, also known as Microhobbyist, joins us to explore the surprising size difference between human hair and the tiny life forms that live in the microscopic world. A single strand of hair is typically 17 to 180 micrometers thick, but single-celled ciliates are 10 micrometers at their smallest and 4 millimeters at their largest. Using a strand of hair as a reference point helps us truly visualize the invisible. Genetics

Microbiology Notes and Updates in collaboration with Dr. Frank O’Neill, will be bringing "Microbiology Course with Dr. O'Neill". Here is the first video: Chapter 1: Introduction to Microbiology (An Invisible World) Video 1: Types of Microorganisms Part 1. | Microbe Notes