Most species of E. Coli are harmless or even helpful forms of bacteria that are found in the human intestine. E. Coli can aid humans in digestion and provide protection from other invading bacteria, but if the bacteria move to the human excretory system, they can replace other naturally occurring bacteria (Lactobaccilli). This can lead to bladder and kidney infections. Researchers found that by replenishing the excretory system with the naturally occurring bacteria, the infection caused by E. Coli is cured. Based on the research, what inference can researchers claim about the effect of bacteria?

The inference is that bacteria can be pathogenic or characteristic of the commensal microbiota of different organs.

Explanation:

The human coexists with commensal micro-flora or commensal biota that are in balance and protect it from other pathogenic microorganisms, that is why we constantly live with a group of bacteria that do not generate pathological conditions in our body and even promote the stimulation of the immune response. .

When this balance is broken, pathogenic or opportunistic microorganisms invade, this is how they proliferate and generate infectious diseases that threaten the balance or state of human health.