ESCHERICHIA COLI Habitat:Â coli is a normal inhabitant of the large intestine in humans and other warm-blooded animals. This species may have a role in vitamin synthesis in the intestinal tract, particularly in the case of vitamin K. coli is present in large numbers in the faeces due to the ideal warm, moist conditions and…
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Enterococcus
Most of the enterococcus species occupy humans and other animals’ intestinal flora. The genus Enterococcuscombines more than 17 species out of which few cause clinical infections in humans. The treatment of these nosocomial pathogens is often found to be challenging. This diverse group of bacteria includes also species that inhibit habitats outside the living organism.…
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