TRAP1 and colorectal cancer: These data support the idea that OC tend to rely more on oxidative phosphorylation compared to other tumors with a classical Warburg phenotype—among those, colorectal cancer [25]—and that TRAP1 is accordingly co-regulated, being reduced in oxidative tumors (as expected, given its inhibitory role on basal respiration) and upregulated in the glycolytic ones.