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Adipose triglyceride lipase driven lipolysis as a targetable metabolic vulnerability in prostate cancer with intrinsic metabolic inflexibility

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Tiefenbacher, A., Gudenus, M., Valcanover, D. et al. Adipose triglyceride lipase driven lipolysis as a targetable metabolic vulnerability in prostate cancer with intrinsic metabolic inflexibility.
Br J Cancer (2026). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41416-026-03545-4

23 July 2026

Tags: adipose triglyceride lipase in prostate cancercancer cell energy metabolismcancer metabolism and lipid pathwaysintrinsic metabolic inflexibility in tumorslipid metabolism in oncologylipolysis targeting in cancer therapymetabolic reprogramming in prostate cancermetabolic vulnerability in cancer cellsnovel metabolic vulnerabilities in prostate cancerprostate cancer metabolic inflexibilitytherapeutic targeting of lipolysistriglyceride breakdown in cancer

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