Abstract

Proliferative cells require excess cholesterol to support rapid membrane biogenesis. Using a mutant KRAS mouse model of non-small cell lung cancer, Guilbaud etal. show that lung cancers accumulate cholesterol by locally and distally reprogramming lipid trafficking and that cholesterol-removing interventions may hold promise as a therapeutic strategy.

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