Lecture

Metabolic Signaling: Glycolysis and Cancer

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This lecture delves into metabolic signaling, focusing on glycolysis, the Warburg effect, and the role of glycolytic switches in cancer. It covers anaerobic vs aerobic metabolism, lactate production, TCA cycle, metabolomics, and proteomics tools. The discussion extends to the chemical biology of glycolysis, ATP as the universal energy carrier, and methods to monitor cell energy status.

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Cell biology: Metabolism, Membrane biology, Cancer

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