Citrate targets FBPase and constitutes an emerging novel approach for cancer therapy

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Philippe Icard
Ludovic Fournel
Antoine Coquerel
Joseph Gligorov
Marco Alifano
Hubert Lincet
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[1] Cochin Hospital,Thoracic Surgery Department
[2] Normandy University of Caen,Thoracic Surgery Department
[3] Unité Inserm 1199,Oncology Department
[4] Cochin Hospital,Faculty of Pharmacy of Lyon
[5] Paris Descartes University,undefined
[6] Unité Inserm 1007,undefined
[7] Normandy University of Caen,undefined
[8] Unité Inserm 1075,undefined
[9] Tenon Hospital,undefined
[10] Pierre et Marie Curie University,undefined
[11] CRCL Lyon,undefined
[12] Unité Inserm 1052,undefined
[13] CNRS 5286,undefined
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Warburg effect; Cancer metabolism; Citrate; FBPase; Cancer therapy;
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Gao-Min Liu and Yao-Ming Zhang recently published a review entitled «Targeting FBPase is an emerging novel approach for cancer therapy» (Liu and Zhang in Cancer Cell Int 18:36, 2018). In this paper, the authors highlighted how the down regulation or inactivation of FBPase, a rate limiting enzyme of gluconeogenesis, can promote the Warburg effect and cancer growth. In contrast, activation of this enzyme demonstrates anti-cancer effects and may appear as emerging novel approach for cancer therapy. Among the potential activators of FBP listed by Liu and Zhang, citrate was surprisingly not mentioned although it is an activator of FBPase, also demonstrating various anti-cancer effects in pre-clinical studies. Thus, citrate should be tested as a new therapeutic strategy, in particular in clinical studies.
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