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Scientists report putting the Warburg effect in reverse
Original: Putting the Warburg effect in reverse
Researchers have reported reversing the Warburg effect, the long-known tendency of cancer cells to rely on fermentation of glucose rather than normal respiration even in the presence of oxygen. The work challenges how the metabolic hallmark is understood and could point to new ways of targeting tumour metabolism. Discussion is centring on what the reversal means for cancer biology and future therapies.
Why now: Reversing a century-old hallmark of cancer metabolism is a striking scientific claim with implications for cancer treatment.
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