December 15, 2017
Volume 292Issue 50p20354-20807
Open Access
On The Cover: Glucose metabolism is central to survival, growth, and proliferation of almost all
the cells in the body. Disruption of glucose metabolic machinery can affect an array
of processes, including every other metabolic process, transcriptional regulation,
and various signaling pathways. The dense network represents a highly interconnected
set of differentially expressed genes in HepG2 cells, grown under high glucose (25
mM) conditions. For details, see the article by Sen et al., pages 20362–20378....Show more
On The Cover: Glucose metabolism is central to survival, growth, and proliferation of almost all
the cells in the body. Disruption of glucose metabolic machinery can affect an array
of processes, including every other metabolic process, transcriptional regulation,
and various signaling pathways. The dense network represents a highly interconnected
set of differentially expressed genes in HepG2 cells, grown under high glucose (25
mM) conditions. For details, see the article by Sen et al., pages 20362–20378.
