Targeting USP14 impairs tumor growth and disrupts lactate metabolism in cervical cancer, suggesting a novel therapeutic potential.
This study uncovers MCT4 as a novel substrate of USP14, linking USP14 activity to metabolic reprogramming in CC. The USP14-MCT4 axis represents a previously unrecognized oncogenic pathway with therapeutic potential. Targeting USP14 could simultaneously impair tumor growth and disrupt lactate metabolism, offering a promising strategy for CC treatment.
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