Scientists develop approach for exploiting cancer’s dietary demands
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14 January 2021Scientists develop approach for exploiting cancer’s dietary demands
Numerous studies in mice and cancer cells have shown cancer growth can be reduced in response to diets lacking serine. But results have been variable because some cancer cells are efficient in making their own serine, particularly those with a KRAS mutation which is found in several hard-to-treat cancers.
