Targeting Tumor Metabolism for Cancer Therapy
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Dear Colleagues,
In order to meet the increased bioenergetic and the mitigate oxidative stress, cancer cells autonomously alter multiple metabolic pathways. The aberrantly accumulation of metabolites could also promote tumorigenesis. The closely relationship between tumor progression and metabolic reprogramming prompt us to uncover new mechanisms regarding metabolic pathways involved in supporting tumor growth and survival. Recent advances in the development of metabolic oncology inhibitors are providing novel approaches for combating cancer. This Topic aims to highlight the latest advances in novel, promising therapeutic approaches and methods of drug delivery targeting tumor metabolism at basic, translational and clinical levels. Original research papers and review articles are welcomed.
Prof. Dr. Qiongzhu Dong
Prof. Dr. Ning Ren
Dr. Chunxiao Liu
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Keywords
- cancer metabolism
- tumor microenvironment
- targeting metabolism
- cancer therapy resistance
- mechanism
- precision medicine
- inhibitors
- biomarker
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