Metabolic Pathways in Cancer Cells: A New Frontier in Oncology
Keywords:
cancer, metabolism, oncology, biomarkers, therapeuticsAbstract
The study delves into the altered metabolic pathways of cancer cells, shedding light on the metabolic reprogramming that supports rapid proliferation and survival in hostile environments. By mapping these pathways, the research identifies potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets that could disrupt cancer growth. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the metabolic shifts in various cancer types, highlighting the role of enzymes and metabolic intermediates in tumor biology. The findings offer promising directions for developing metabolic-based therapies to combat cancer more effectively and sustainably.
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