How Cancer hijacks your Mitochondria [Study 284]

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[1] [Study 284] doi:10.1038/s41565-021-01000-4
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[@Physionic]

Is cancer a metabolic disease? - find out here:

[@roqclimber]

The Cell needs more Mitochondria to Fix itself. Warburg effect: Mitochondrial dysfunction and death, triggers aerobic glycolysis, leading to DNA damage, and Cancer. The cell needs more Mitochondria, so it's taking them from immune cells, which are mobile and expendable.

[@Shahzad-Khan]

I don’t have a degree in biochemistry but it doesn’t take a genius to know that the Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

[@yjfoo23]

Or maybe the immune cells are trying to cure tumor cells by donating their healthy mitochondria, which the tumor cells don't have.

[@wj6lk]

prolonged fasting is one ennemy of cancer cells

[@ralf2202]

This sheds new light on the famous (but neglected) theory of carcinogenesis by Otto Warburg from 1924.

[@VuDuGrrrrl8075]

Fascinating? Yes. Alarming? Absolutely. Cool? Not so much.

[@ludwigkhoury4040]

The cancer cells are "defunding" the immune system. Does that remind you of something?

[@Jay121]

Does this mean that cancer is literally power-hungry?

[@artsteale3443]

So how can this knowledge be used to fight cancer? That is the question.

[@robdixson196]

I heard cancer cells have crap mitochondria that can only use glucose or glutamine, and then only in a very ineficient way. Getting some decent mitochondria would be HUGE advantage to it.

[@Thomas-pq4ys]

I'm "under-educated." This, I believe, means I didn't go to college.

[@lucretiasulimay1968]

Wow 😲 having had breast Cancer 15 years ago when I was 50 I guess those cancer cells were having a heyday with my mitochondria !! How incredibly interesting !! Thank you for your research have a beautiful day 😊

[@txl301md]

Thanks for covering this one Nick! I actually corresponded with Bo Li, the lead researcher there at UPENN. So far they are struggling to find targets for GTPase inhibs and other compounds (like L-778123) that might inhibit the assembly of the intercellular nanotubes.

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I love when you get excited about the mechanics of what's taking place, I do the same lol

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Can you please make a video on Cytomegalovirus (CMV) and what can be done to restrict it to cause any diseases in immunocompetent people?

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More knowledge means more hope

[@janineclemons746]

I would think both. Also it would fuel rapid division of the cancer cell.

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