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Contributed by Michael Malamy
As a model organism, E. coli played (and continues to play) a key role in molecular biology. Yet, its role in the gut does not appear to be so critical. How is it that as part of the gut microbiota the strict anaerobes (or nanaerobes) outnumber the Enterobacteriaceae by at least 1000 to 1?
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