… This review focuses on the newest researches about the role of Warburg effect in non-tumor
diseases… Obviously, Warburg effect may be a potential therapeutic target for those non-tumor …

… Overall, non-electrogenic ATP/ADP exchange promotes aerobic glycolysis (Warburg effect)
… do not, a phenomenon named the ‘Warburg effect’ by Efraim Racker in 1972, two years after …

… glucose when compared to non-tumourigenic cells (… non-tumourigenic liver tissue where
significantly less oxygen was used by the tumourigenic liver tissue when compared to the non-…

The "Warburg effect" describes the reprogramming of glucose … of non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs)
are highlighted in several types of human cancer. ncRNAs, including microRNAs, long non-…

… the Warburg effect', has influenced and guided the study of the mechanism and treatment of
tumors … evidence and a new hypothesis, the reverse Warburg effect, has been put forward, in …

… the cell’s unique feature of using the Warburg effect (WE), it is still unclear whether aerobic …
(8), relatively fewer studies have investigated the WE in non-cancerous cells (Figure 1). Here, …

It is a longstanding debate whether cancer is one disease or a set of very diverse diseases.
The goal of this paper is to suggest strongly that most of (if not all) the hallmarks of cancer …

… tumor cell glycolysis, we explored the function of PDK1 in regulating the Warburg effect. …
was performed to measure the PDK1 overexpression or knockdown effects (Fig. 4A and B). …

… As a further contrast, a comparison of tumor tissue with non-tumor esophageal tissue
failed to identify the increase in glycolytic intermediates [156] that would be anticipated by the …

… is known about how the Warburg effect affects tumor growth and progression. We … Warburg
effect on tumor morphology at day 30. In contrast to the non-glycolytic tumor, glycolytic tumors …