From smallest to largest, the order would be: Bacterial Plasmids SEM 20MM, Mastadenovirus tem 30mm, Gram Positive Bacteria lm , Giardia Lamblia (Protozoa), Clonorchis sinensis(Lm 5mm)

Answer 1

To order these organisms from smallest to largest, we can look at their sizes based on the measurements you provided:

1. Bacterial Plasmids - Usually around 1-20 kbp, for practical illustration, we can consider them here to be in the range of about a few nanometers.
2. Mastadenovirus (TEM 30 nm) - Size is about 30 nanometers.
3. Giardia Lamblia (Protozoa) - Typically about 10-20 micrometers (10,000 to 20,000 nm).
4. Gram Positive Bacteria - Typically around 1-10 micrometers (1,000 to 10,000 nm), but can vary depending on the specific bacteria.
5. Clonorchis sinensis (Lm 5mm) - This is a parasitic flatworm and is measured in millimeters, about 5 mm or 5,000 micrometers.

So, the order from smallest to largest would be:

1. Bacterial Plasmids (nanometers)
2. Mastadenovirus (30 nm)
3. Gram Positive Bacteria (1-10 µm)
4. Giardia Lamblia (Protozoa) (10-20 µm)
5. Clonorchis sinensis (5 mm)

The final ordering in terms of approximate size is:

1. Bacterial Plasmids
2. Mastadenovirus
3. Gram Positive Bacteria
4. Giardia Lamblia
5. Clonorchis sinensis

Please note that the sizes can vary based on specific types and conditions, but this is a general ordering based on common dimensions.