Cancer metabolism and mitochondrial function are increasingly recognized as regulators of cellular metabolism, immune signaling, and redox balance. This review explores how mitochondrial reprogramming may actively drive tumor development and influence responses to immunotherapy.

Mitochondria
The M1/M2 Thermodynamic Axis: One Trade-Off Across Disease
What if inflammation, sepsis, and cancer immune evasion all share the same thermodynamic flaw?
This article explores how a single bioenergetic switch in immune cells—between OXPHOS and glycolysis—drives disease across sepsis, rheumatoid arthritis, and lung cancer.


