Hyunggee Kim

Abstract Cancer stem cells (CSCs), defined as tumor cell populations with self-renewal and tumor-propagating capacity, contribute to tumor initiation and participate in progression, therapeutic resistance and relapse through pronounced metabolic plasticity. Although CSC metabolism has traditionally been regarded as a cell-intrinsic feature, accumulating evidence highlights the tumor microenvironment as a critical determinant of CSC metabolic states.

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