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August 2, 2026Chinese Neurosurgical JournalOpen Access

Fatty acid metabolism in glioma: a review of novel targets and therapeutic strategies

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XZXiao ZhouBeijing Tian Tan HospitalDWDi WangHarbin Medical UniversityWZWei ZhangCapital Medical University

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Implication

This review discusses metabolic reprogramming in glioma, highlighting novel therapeutic targets for better treatment outcomes.

Key Points

  • The review aims to explore the role of fatty acid metabolism in glioma and potential therapeutic strategies targeting this pathway.
  • Systematic synthesis of molecular mechanisms related to fatty acid metabolism in glioma
  • Integration of regulatory networks governing fatty acid pathways
  • Analysis of emerging strategies to enhance glioma treatment sensitivity
  • Identified key mechanisms of metabolic rewiring in glioma and its connection to therapeutic resistance
  • Highlighted potential targets for intervention in fatty acid metabolism
  • Proposed future research directions to improve glioma treatment outcomes through metabolic therapy

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Zhou et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6eeb4d1b0468a7eeab45c9https://doi.org/10.1186/s41016-026-00442-w
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