In Project 1 we introduced Phil, an important white blood cell in your body. In addition to your human cells, your body also contains many non-human cells called bacteria. In Project 2, we'll teach a bacteria to move around on its own in random directions.
Did you know that there are more than ten times as many bacterial cells in your body as human cells? Some bacteria cause disease, while other bacteria work together with your cells to help your body. While your body has about 37 trillion cells, bacteria are single-cell organisms. You can learn a bit about bacteria in this video:
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Ready for an even bigger challenge? In the next project, we'll combine Phil and the moving bacteria. Project 3