Novel Glucose Mechanism Fuels Anti-Tumor Immune Cells

Our body is made up of millions of cells that coordinate daily function. They are constantly working to maintain activity and keep us healthy. Cells activate, proliferate, and conduct specialized responsibilities dependent on their differentiated state. As a result, they need energy to carry out these functions. Cells get their energy through a process known as metabolism. It breaks down macromolecules to fuel activity. Glucose or sugar is a primary…