E. coli is also used as a model organism in scientific research and is very important in the development of modern molecular biology. Its fast growth rates and genetic simplicity (E. coli has only 4,400 genes compared to ~25,000 genes in human cells) has led to its widespread use in laboratories.
The Chicago Bulls won the NBA title every year from 1991 to 1998, except a two-year gap in 1994 and 1995 when Jordan left the NBA to play baseball.
The Chicago Bulls are historically the third pro basketball team to find a home in the Windy City. Created in 1966 as an expansion franchise, they currently play in the Central Division of the Eastern Conference. The history of the Chicago Bulls is, more than any other team in history, linked to one single player, five-time MVP Michael Jordan. While in Chicago, Jordan led the Bulls to six championships, making them the third most-titled franchise in NBA history, just behind the legendary Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers.