Glycerol phosphate shuttle in virus-transformed cells in culture
MJ Bissell, WA Rambeck, RC White, JA Bassham - Science, 1976 - science.org
MJ Bissell, WA Rambeck, RC White, JA Bassham
Science, 1976•science.orgThe glycerol phosphate shuttle is shown not only to be present and functional in virus-
transformed cells, but its level is higher than in normal cells in culture. The increased aerobic
glycolysis that has been demonstrated for these cells after transformation, therefore, is not
due to an impairment of hydrogen transfer pathways.
transformed cells, but its level is higher than in normal cells in culture. The increased aerobic
glycolysis that has been demonstrated for these cells after transformation, therefore, is not
due to an impairment of hydrogen transfer pathways.
The glycerol phosphate shuttle is shown not only to be present and functional in virus-transformed cells, but its level is higher than in normal cells in culture. The increased aerobic glycolysis that has been demonstrated for these cells after transformation, therefore, is not due to an impairment of hydrogen transfer pathways.
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