West Virginia University students, from left, Heather Hansen, Donald Dariano and Hayden Hess, assist with a study in Bradley Webb’s lab to determine how cells use glucose to fuel different needs. (WVU photo)
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Scientists at West Virginia University are researching ways to fine-tune how cells use the simple sugar glucose and determine how the process is sometimes disrupted, leading to diseases such as cancer, diabetes and inflammation.

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