Escherichia coli For each of the following, describe what information the field knows now and what additional questions the field still has opportunities to explore. To decide what future opportunities exist, you can think about what questions you still wonder about, even after learning more this week. Describe what you know and what you wonder about the following: How it has been studied The conditions needed for the pathogen to grow and thrive The metabolic processes the pathogen undergoes Please use the CDC website as your source.

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