How Cancer Cells Change Mitochondrial Energy Use to Maintain Balance and Build New Material When Nutrients Are Limited
Chang SM; Bin Munim M; Trojan SE; Cox H; Shevzov-Zebrun A; Abbott KL; Chang R; Vander Heiden MG
Some cancer cells change how they make energy when they do not get enough serine or lipids. This can raise a special cell balance called NAD+/NADH, help them make more serine, and let them grow better in poor food conditions.