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Studies have shown that tumors commonly exhibit normal or enhanced respiration in addition to glycolytic metabolism. In this issue, Courtney et al. (2018) report a reduction in mitochondrial function in kidney… Click to show full abstract
Studies have shown that tumors commonly exhibit normal or enhanced respiration in addition to glycolytic metabolism. In this issue, Courtney et al. (2018) report a reduction in mitochondrial function in kidney cancer patients and thus a classic "Warburg Effect" that further illustrates the heterogeneity of human cancer metabolism.
Keywords:
tumors hold;
effect tumors;
hold breath;
warburg effect;
effect;
revisiting warburg
Journal Title: Cell metabolism
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Cell metabolism
Year Published: 2018
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