Escherichia coli and Salmonella can remain in one location in our intestines.They would most likely contain which of the following?

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Pili are used by bacterial cells to attach to surfaces and host tissues, and both Escherichia coli and Salmonella use pili to attach to the lining of the intestine. Flagella are used by bacterial cells for movement, but they may not be necessary for these bacteria to colonize and remain in the intestine. Cilia are structures found on eukaryotic cells, not bacteria. Glycocalyx is a type of sugar coating that some bacterial cells have, but it is not particularly important for attachment or colonization within the intestine. Spirochetes are a type of bacteria with a coiled shape, but they are not typically found in large numbers in the intestine.

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