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Metabolic characterization of aggressive breast cancer cells exhibiting invasive phenotype: Impact of non-cytotoxic doses of 2-DG on diminishing invasiveness

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Metabolic reprogramming is being recognized as a fundamental hallmark of cancer, and efforts to identify drugs that can target cancer metabolism are underway. In this study, we used human breast cancer (BC) cell lines and established their invading phenotype (INV) collected from transwell inserts to compare metabolome differences and evaluate prognostic significance of the metabolome in aggressive BC invasiveness. |

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