Cancer Cells Use Amino Acid Aspartate to Thrive in Lungs
Researchers have discovered a key role for an amino acid called aspartate in cancer cells’ ability to thrive in the lungs. The breakthrough, led by Prof. Sarah-Maria Fendt’s team at VIB-KU Leuven Center for Cancer Biology, found that aspartate is involved in triggering cancer’s aggressive growth and metastasis. The study, published in Nature, revealed an … Read more