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Metabolic Signaling: Challenges & Future Directions

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This lecture delves into metabolic signaling, focusing on metabolic pathways in action, the Warburg effect, and metabolic pathway rewiring in proliferating cells. It covers concepts like glycolysis, TCA cycle, and isotopic tracing methods.

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