MTOR and cancer: mTOR plays important roles in many biological processes, including; energy control [222-224], insulin resistance [225], diabetes [226], seizures [227,228], protein homeostasis [229], regulation of tRNA expression [230,231], cell cycle arrest [232], cell differentiation [233,234], cell migration [235,236], follicle development [237], DNA damage checkpoint [238], cellular quiescence/senescence [239-248], cancer [249,250], aging [251-260] and Parkinson's disease [261].