Abstract
Studies have shown that tumors commonly exhibit normal or enhanced respiration in addition to glycolytic metabolism. In this issue, Courtney etal. (2018) report a reduction in mitochondrial function in kidney cancer patients and thus a classic "Warburg Effect" that further illustrates the heterogeneity of human cancer metabolism.
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