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I'm not sure but is h pylori bacteria related at all to e coli bacteria?
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Different organisms: H. Pylori and e. Coli are both bacteria, but they are two entirely different organisms. You might think of this in terms of 'dogs'. A dalmation and a collie are both dogs, but they are entirely different breeds. Hope that this helps.
Answered 5/7/2015
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