Metabolic plasticity maintains proliferation in pyruvate dehydrogenase deficient cells
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Robert A. Egnatchik | R. Deberardinis | P. Scaglioni | Zeping Hu | J. Pascual | Lei Jiang | Lindsey K. Boroughs | Christopher T. Hensley | Bookyung Ko | M. Calvaruso | K. Rajagopalan | M. Acar | Kartik N. Rajagopalan | Mahesh S. Padanad | Ajla Wasti
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