The Glucose and Glutamine Requirements of Cancer and Normal Cells Do Not Distinguish Them, in Contrast to Their Methionine Requirement, Suggesting the Warburg Effect Is Not a Cancer Paradigm

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YUTA MIYASHI · University of the Ryukyus

KOHEI MIZUTA · University of the Ryukyus

Tomoyuki Ishiguro · University of California San Diego

QINGHONG HAN · AntiCancer (United States)

SHUKUAN LI · AntiCancer (United States)

Byung Mo Kang · University of California San Diego

JIN SOO KIM ·

Abstract

The Warburg effect of glucose and glutamine addiction is not cancer specific in comparison to methionine addiction (Hoffman effect), which is cancer specific, suggesting the Warburg effect is not a cancer paradigm.

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Cancer Research and Treatments Cancer, Hypoxia, and Metabolism Cancer and biochemical research

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Published in: Anticancer Research

Volume 46, Issue 4, pp. 1875-1882

DOI: 10.21873/anticanres.18080

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The Glucose and Glutamine Requirements of Cancer and Normal Cells Do Not Distinguish Them, in Contrast to Their Methionine Requirement, Suggesting the Warburg Effect Is Not a Cancer Paradigm

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