Okay so of course everyone know what E-coli is, it’s a bacteria that can cause food poisoning. But a few years ago in biology class I realized it’s also a microbe in our gut system. So how does something that’s dangerous live inside our gut without affecting us?
Strains that cause diseases have evolved to produce toxins or invade through intestinal lining, unlike e coli that, along many other bacteria, lives in our digestive tract without harm. Some of notable ones are enteropathogenic, enterotoxigenic, enterohaemorrhagic etc.
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