Synonyms for e. coli
ˈi ˈkoʊ laɪe. col·i

Princeton's WordNet

1. Escherichia coli, E. colinoun

   a species of bacterium normally present in intestinal tract of humans and other animals; sometimes pathogenic; can be a threat to food safety

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1. Mike Taylor:

   In some areas, like E. coli O157 : H7, concerted strategies by government and industry have sharply reduced the number of illnesses associated with that pathogen.

2. Charles Gerba:

   E coli grows quite well on towels. You'll get more E-coli in your face when you dry your face with a towel at home than if you stuck your head in a toilet and flushed.

3. Charles Gerba:

   You'll get more E. coli in your face when you dry your face with a towel at home than if you stuck your head in a toilet and flushed, you've got to use hot water wash and dry towels really well.

4. The CDC:

   The E. coli O157 : H7 found in the canal water is closely related genetically to the E. coli O157 : H7 from ill people.

5. Blaine Pfeifer:

   One of our primary reasons for choosing to work with E. coli in the first place is that it provides numerous technical advantages including a rapid growth rate, ease of genetic manipulation, scalability for process development and production and safety. The strains we work with are all safe.