… pathways are altered in cancer cells. Here, we provide a brief review for the role of fatty
acid metabolism in cancer development with a special focus on fatty acid uptake and de novo …

… of fatty acid metabolism in cancer initiation and development is … Fatty acids have different
turnovers in the body: Either … a common initial step known as fatty acid activation. Long‑chain …

… Uptake of free fatty acids occurs by passive diffusion across membranes and via receptors
… free fatty acid receptors and fatty acid transport proteins. As lipid chaperones, fatty acid …

… and cancer progression [21]. However, determining the function of bacterial cells in cancer
development is difficult owing to the impact of host determinants in cancer susceptibility, the …

… synthesis pathway was thought to be of little importance, as dietary lipids would provide
the necessary fatty acid for growth, development, and survival.19 This notion is essentially …

… it corresponds to fatty acid synthase (FAS), a key metabolic enzyme that plays a central role
in the de novo biosynthesis of fatty acids.2 The preferential expression of FAS in cancer cells …

… a significant reduction in tumor development and inhibition of mammary tumor fatty acid
synthesis (41). These data suggest that FAS inhibition may hold promise as a strategy for …

… FABPs, a group of lipid binding proteins modulate fatty acid metabolism, cell growth and
proliferation and cancer development. They may be used as tumor marker in some cancers. …

… Reduced short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) have been reported in patients with … cancer remains
unknown. The chemopreventive effect of SCFAs in colitis-associated colorectal cancer was …

… the consumption of specific fatty acids and cancer risk. The purpose … fatty acids and cancer
risk at different life stages of the lifecycle and the contribution of specific families of fatty acids …