Do endodontic and salivary isolates of Enterococcus faecalis integrate into biofilm from human salivary bacteria cultivated in vitro?
These results led to the suggestion that E. faecalis could persist in the biofilm of the human oral cavity. Because of the ubiquitous presence of E. faecalis, root canal infections may arise from different sources.
RVP-induced DHF could aggravate fibrosis due to regional heterogeneity of mechanical stress, and it was better in the BiVP group where mechanical stress-induced EndMT might play a pivotal role through the integrin β1 pathway.