MTOR and neoplasm: Thus, this small cellular redox player (38 kDa) has garnered considerable research attention, further dissecting its roles in both redox-dependent and redox-independent conditions, such as maintaining glucose and lipid metabolism, regulating energy expenditure, cellular protection against hypoxic injury, adipogenesis, tumor-suppressive activity, transcriptional repression, inhibition of the mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR) activity, and activation of inflammatory, metabolic and apoptotic pathways [92,93,94,95].