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While some studies indicate that Enterococcus faecalis can be a "driver bacteria" in CRC development by inducing inflammation and facilitating mutations and epigenetic changes, others suggest its potential probiotic properties
The metabolites of Enterococcus faecalis, such as biliverdin, have been shown to promote the [progression of CRC](brain://4DTbClP1ZEScV2lRo6a4bQ/CarcinogenesisOncogenesisTumorigenesisColorectalCa…