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Alternative fuels for cancer cells.
Cancer journal (Sudbury, Mass.) - 1 Jan 2000
Keenan Melissa M, Chi Jen-Tsan
Abstract excerpt
Tumor metabolism is significantly altered to support the various metabolic needs of tumor cells. The most prominent change is the increased tumor glycolysis that leads to increased glucose uptake and utilization. However, it has become obvious that many non-glucose nutrients, such as amino acids, lactate, acetate, and macromolecules, can serve as alternative fuels for cancer cells. This knowledge reveals an...
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