… of sufficient oxygen, a phenomenon termed the Warburg effect, which is the most outstanding
… agents may be effective anticancer strategies through weakening cell damage repair …

… Anticancer strategies based on the Warburg effect have … We recently reviewed applications
of the Warburg effect to … strategies for cancer treatment based on the Warburg effect. …

… Anti-cancer strategies based on the Warburg effect involve not only the use of drug
compounds but also some dietary changes. Ketogenic diets that rely on cancer’s dependence on …

… The new anticancer strategies addressing tumoral stroma and metabolic coupling interfere
with and take place in the Warburg’s phenotype [51]. Like autophagy modulators, modulation …

… Dr Otto Heinrich Warburg proposed this abnormal metabolic … the Warburg hypothesis termed
the Reverse Warburg effect … Reverse Warburg effect proposes a new anti-cancer treatment …

… In the 1920s, Warburg noted that tumors exhibit increased rates of glycolysis even in the …
aerobic glycolysis or the "Warburg effect" (1). The Warburg effect is now considered a common …

… have been shown to have promising anticancer activity in vitro and in vivo. … Warburg effect,
the underlying mechanisms, and its influence on the development of therapeutic strategies …

… or Warburg effect). … a key anticancer strategy. Although some important knowledge has
been gained in the last few years on this growing field of research, the basis of the Warburg effect …

… identify and formulate a more effective anticancer strategy by combining inhibition of glucose
… Besides potential side effects from ROS, targeting the Warburg effect may encounter some …

… Consequently, targeting mitochondrial metabolism emerges as a potent anticancer strategy
[… of potential therapeutic strategies, and propose various inhibitors for Warburg effect and …