How Does The Bacterial Warfare Work
Say you have E. coli in your gut and you ingest some undercooked meat with new E. coli. It will do one of two things. It has to survive in your gut, which it has evolved to do, but also it has to find space in your gut. If there is already E. coli present, it cannot get it, so it produces a bacteriocin to destroy those already present and competing strains.
On this episode
- What Are The Side Effects Of Broad Spectrum Antibiotics
- What Happens When The Two Microbes Grown Next To One Another
- Are The Microbes Making Antibiotics
- Am I Susceptible To Any Harmful Germs Or Diseases When Letting My Pets On My Bed
- What’s The Worst Pathogen You Can Get From The Hospital Equipment
- What Is The Microbiome Difference In Vaginal Birth Vs. C-section
- How Does The Bacterial Warfare Work