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Targeting the Metabolic Paradigms in Cancer and Diabetes

2023-12-13

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As yin and yang, cancer and diabetes are metabolic disorders characterized by deregulated, yet opposing, metabolic alterations. These metabolic shifts reflect a complex network of defective underlying signaling pathways, which ultimately orchestrate both disease pathogenesis and progression. The Warburg effect portrays the chief metabolic phenotype in cancer and is reflected by the dominance of aerobic glycolysis...

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311e91e7-6fcd-50dd-b111-fa8c3d491b86
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10.20944/preprints202312.0932.v1
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