Johan Thevelein, Wim Versées and Veerle Janssens started researching sugar's link to cancer in 2008 to try and better understand what's called the Warburg effect, when tumor cells make energy ...

The phenomenon was coined "the Warburg effect." Its discovery laid the foundation for the field of cancer metabolism and earned Warburg the Nobel Prize in 1931. Lactate, the end-product of the ...

Scientists have clarified how the Warburg effect, a phenomenon in which cancer cells rapidly break down sugars, stimulates tumor growth. This discovery provides evidence for a positive correlation ...

The phenomenon was coined "the Warburg effect." Lactate, the end-product of the Warburg effect, has long been considered a metabolic waste product. More recent studies showed that lactate can ...

The research builds on an already well-establish field in cancer that is known as the Warburg effect, named after German physiologist and physician Otto Warburg. The phenomenon refers to the specific ...

These observations (known as the “Warburg Effect”) led him to formulate what famously became known as the “Warburg Hypothesis”, which he summarized succinctly in a 1956 paper in Science ...

That pivotal discovery, now termed the "Warburg Effect," is the observation that cancer consumes glucose and excretes lactate. A 2016 medical report on the Warburg Effect explains the process ...

The phenomenon was coined "the Warburg effect." Its discovery laid the foundation for the field of cancer metabolism and earned Warburg the Nobel Prize in 1931. Lactate, the end-product of the ...