
A high aerobic glycolysis (aerobic lactate production) is the most significant feature of the energy metabolism of rapidly growing tumor cells. Several mechanisms, which may be different in different cell lines, seem to be involved in this characteristic of energy metabolism of the tumor cell. Changes in the cell membrane leading to increased uptake and utilization of glucose, a high level of fetal types of isoenzymes, a decreased number of mitochondria and a reduced capacity to metabolize pyruvate are some factors which must be taken into consideration. It is not possible to favour one of them at the present time.
Adenosine Triphosphatases, Pyruvate Kinase, Biological Transport, Acetates, Aerobiosis, Mitochondria, Hexokinase, Neoplasms, Lactates, Animals, Humans, Calcium, Energy Metabolism, Pyruvates, Glycolysis, Cell Division
Adenosine Triphosphatases, Pyruvate Kinase, Biological Transport, Acetates, Aerobiosis, Mitochondria, Hexokinase, Neoplasms, Lactates, Animals, Humans, Calcium, Energy Metabolism, Pyruvates, Glycolysis, Cell Division
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