Evolved resistance to GAPDH inhibition results in loss of the Warburg Effect but retains a different state of glycolysis
Maria V. Liberti(Duke University), Jason W. Locasale(Duke University), Katherine R. Singleton(Duke University), Kris C. Wood(Duke University), Vijyendra Ramesh(Duke University), Annamarie E. Allen(Duke University), Ziwei Dai(Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China), Zufeng Guo(Dalian Medical University), Jun O. Liu(Central China Normal University)
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