A glycolytic phenotype is associated with prostate cancer progression and aggressiveness: A role for monocarboxylate transporters as metabolic targets for therapy

  • Nelma Pertega-Gomes
  • , Sergio Felisbino
  • , Charlie E. Massie
  • , Jose R. Vizcaino
  • , Ricardo Coelho
  • , Chiranjeevi Sandi
  • , Susana Simoes-Sousa
  • , Sarah Jurmeister
  • , Antonio Ramos-Montoya
  • , Mohammad Asim
  • , Maxine Tran
  • , Elsa Oliveira
  • , Alexandre Lobo Da Cunha
  • , Valdemar Maximo
  • , Fatima Baltazar
  • , David E. Neal
  • , Lee G.D. Fryer

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