E.coli,respectfully Escherichia coli is a symbiote of mainly large intestine. However it is also present in the small intestine. Normally, small intestine comprises about 10000 bacteria per millilitres. read more
Recently, Campellone discovered a particular protein in the cells of the human large intestine that is taken over by E. coli cells and helps to bind the bacterium to the intestinal wall. “Pathogens have found really clever ways of taking over the normal processes of our cells,” he says. read more
The large intestine, commonly known to be the final stage of digestion, is located in the abdominal cavity; specifically, between the small intestine and the anus. read more