Changes in metabolism can alter a variety of distinct cellular parameters in a number of physiological and pathological contexts. Relatedly, the loss of integrin-mediated attachment to extracellular matrix (ECM) is now appreciated to alter metabolism in a variety of distinct fashions. As such, assays to quantify and assess metabolism during ECM detachment are critical to better understanding the cellular and molecular changes that impact the behavior and survival of ECM-detached cells. Here, we discuss assays and approaches commonly used to study metabolism during ECM detachment.
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