do you have a link to this paper?Sarah Myhill identified 2 distinct groups - this related to how energy was produced- one group was problems with pyruvate ( glycolysis) . It was in her last joint paper.
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do you have a link to this paper?Sarah Myhill identified 2 distinct groups - this related to how energy was produced- one group was problems with pyruvate ( glycolysis) . It was in her last joint paper.
do you have a link to this paper?
The part of the study that found increased cristae in the mitochondria
"Cancer patients have increased glycolysis rates and disruption of their mitochondrial metabolism – it is called Warburg theory. It believes that mitochondria do not function well to produce enough ATP in patients’ cells and as a compensation to meet the high ATP demand glycolysis is upregulated," Wang said.
It is very individual. I'm the opposite as regards carbs and always have been.
But this is an individual response!
She's done 3 joint papers. This is the 3rd in the series (2013). This talks of 'groups'.
http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/23236553
The 2nd paper is here (2012).
http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/22837795
The 1st paper is here (2009).
http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/19436827