Should they make anatomical microbes?

[Hermes888]

Like Anatomical Plastic Dinosaur Toys, do you think they should make anatomical microbes for classroom purposes, complete with Nuclei, Mitochondria, and other parts of a cell's body? Why or why not?

Might it look like this?

[fat cell]

Not a bad idea.

[ultra T4]

that is a good idea but what typeof cell

[fat cell]

Originally Posted by ultra T4

that is a good idea but what typeof cell.

I liked micrcondria.

[IanFlue]

Originally Posted by fat cell

I liked micrcondria.

Yes, the mitochondrian was (probably) originally an induvidual organism that was consumed but not digested. It would be a good addition to GIANTmicrobes, Mitochondria.

Also, I dressed up as one for Halloween '08.

[fat cell]

Originally Posted by IanFlue

Yes, the mitochondrian was (probably) originally an induvidual organism that was consumed but not digested. It would be a good addition to GIANTmicrobes, Mitochondria.

Also, I dressed up as one for Halloween '08.

You got pics?

[Hermes888]

Originally Posted by IanFlue

Yes, the mitochondrian was (probably) originally an induvidual organism that was consumed but not digested. It would be a good addition to GIANTmicrobes, Mitochondria.

Also, I dressed up as one for Halloween '08.

Cool costume! This year I want to go as 2010's big scare (Like Swine Flu, Anthrax, MRSA, etc.) But Mitochondria is a body part, not an eaten organism. Mitochondria shouldn't be a GIANTmicrobe, it should be part of one.