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A biomedical engineer at the University of Michigan has found that just a fraction of all known bacteria species has ever been the main focus of a scientific research effort and subsequent paper.
Paul Jensen found that E. coli papers made up 21% of the total number of bacteria-focused papers in the database.
He suggests microbiologists need to broaden their research perspective in the coming years because there is still much to learn about other microorganisms.
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