Published Nov 12, 2019
Ep 37 E. coli (unless it's beets)
Dive into the dual nature of E. coli as both a cornerstone of genetic research and a real-world foodborne menace, exploring pivotal outbreaks like the 1993 Jack in the Box incident, the organism's scientific contributions, and the growing threat of antibiotic resistance.
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