Monday, December 5, 2011

World's Fastest Cells Raced On Petri Dish

If they're 0.000000312 kilometers per hour how fast is that "scale speed"? If they were the size of a car, how fast would they be traveling?

That's kinda variable, like how fast is a person, you mean a kenyan olympic sprinter or a 600 pound walmart shopper?

None the less, figure "about a dozen microns" within an order of magnitude bigger or smaller. I do not have a prepared slide of those for my little microscope, but I have a gut sense they are about that big based on pictures. Figure about one an a half times the diameter of a red blood cell? Supposedly they vary a lot more in size than a RBC.

In "car speed" for the standard/. car analogy, t

Source: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdotScience/~3/JmfpLmtPnpo/worlds-fastest-cells-raced-on-petri-dish

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