Abstract
Cancer cells show excessive need of nutrients and energy. Not only this, activated lymphocytes, in particular the T lymphocytes and myeloid derived cells also show differential expression in the metabolic pathway genes in tumor microenvironment. Therefore, understanding the metabolic changes in the context of cancer development will help to identify new therapeutic targets to treat cancer.
Keywords: Arginine metabolism, Autophagy pathway, Immune-metabolism, Immune-suppressors, Leptin, Reactive oxygen species, Tumor metabolism.
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