Malate-citrate cycle during glycolysis and glutaminolysis in Ehrlich ascites tumor cells

Pathway of glutamate oxidation and its regulation in the HuH13 line of human hepatoma cells

“…Despite their high rate of glycolysis, transformed cells in culture satisfy most of their energy requirements by lutamine oxidation. Glucose and f3 hlrich ascites tumor cells (Medina et al, 1988;Perez-Rodriguez et al, 1987) and in various cultured cell lines (Lanks and Li, 1988). On the other hand, in HeLa cells, lutamine was described to provide virtually all celluar energy by aerobic oxidation (Reitzer et al, 1979).…”

Pathway of glutamate oxidation and its regulation in the HuH13 line of human hepatoma cells

“…Despite their high rate of glycolysis, transformed cells in culture satisfy most of their energy requirements by lutamine oxidation. Glucose and f3 hlrich ascites tumor cells (Medina et al, 1988;Perez-Rodriguez et al, 1987) and in various cultured cell lines (Lanks and Li, 1988). On the other hand, in HeLa cells, lutamine was described to provide virtually all celluar energy by aerobic oxidation (Reitzer et al, 1979).…”

Pathway of glutamate oxidation and its regulation in the HuH13 line of human hepatoma cells

“…Despite their high rate of glycolysis, transformed cells in culture satisfy most of their energy requirements by lutamine oxidation. Glucose and f3 hlrich ascites tumor cells (Medina et al, 1988;Perez-Rodriguez et al, 1987) and in various cultured cell lines (Lanks and Li, 1988). On the other hand, in HeLa cells, lutamine was described to provide virtually all celluar energy by aerobic oxidation (Reitzer et al, 1979).…”

Pathway of glutamate oxidation and its regulation in the HuH13 line of human hepatoma cells

“…Despite their high rate of glycolysis, transformed cells in culture satisfy most of their energy requirements by lutamine oxidation. Glucose and f3 hlrich ascites tumor cells (Medina et al, 1988;Perez-Rodriguez et al, 1987) and in various cultured cell lines (Lanks and Li, 1988). On the other hand, in HeLa cells, lutamine was described to provide virtually all celluar energy by aerobic oxidation (Reitzer et al, 1979).…”