Abstract:Although an upregulation of aerobic glycolysis (the Warburg effect) is a canonical hallmark of cancer, it is now recognized that most cancerous cells continue to rely on the TCA cycle as a source of both biosynthetic precursors (DeBarardinis & Chandel, 2016) and the majority of ATP production (Zu & Guppy, 2004). Drug-resistant cancers have been associated with metabolic reprogramming (Rahman & Hasan, 2015) involving an upregulation in oxidative phosphorylation (Wolf, 2014). Two advanced, treatment-… Show more
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