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In the course of cancer progression, reprogramming of cell metabolism points out to '''mitochondrial adjustments to the oncological state or may involve mitochondrial dysfunction'''. '''Metabolism''' and '''mitochondria''' are therefore '''in the focus of research as potential targets for novel anticancer therapies'''. | In the course of cancer progression, reprogramming of cell metabolism points out to '''mitochondrial adjustments to the oncological state or may involve mitochondrial dysfunction'''. '''Metabolism''' and '''mitochondria''' are therefore '''in the focus of research as potential targets for novel anticancer therapies'''. | ||
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In the course of cancer progression, reprogramming of cell metabolism points out to mitochondrial adjustments to the oncological state or may involve mitochondrial dysfunction. Metabolism and mitochondria are therefore in the focus of research as potential targets for novel anticancer therapies.
Mitochondria and cancer |
1. Metabolic reprogramming
2. Mitochondrial DNA damage
3. Mitochondrial enzyme deficiency
4. Oxidative stress
5. Altered calcium homeostasis
6. Altered ATP synthesis
High-Resolution FluoRespirometry – Two in one |
Combined measurements
1. Mitochondrial respiration | Applicable to all types of samples
1. Intact and permeabilized cells, including blood cells |
Marie Skłodowska-Curie PhD Projects |
TRACT and TRANSMIT are projects involving oesophageal and prostate cancer research.