Figure 1: Protein Concentrations. Graphs in rightmost column correspond to Zoom In images, where a red line is drawn across a cancer cell to measure protein conc. across nucleus.

Figure 2: Protein Turnover Rate across five cancer subtypes. Can be assumed that TNBC generally has a higher PTR. Four stars represent r-value. HCC1806 carries highest protein synthesis rate.

Figure 3: Lipid Concentrations. Graphs in rightmost column correspond to Zoom In images, where a red line is drawn across a cancer cell to measure lipid conc. across nucleus.

Figure 4: Lipid Turnover Rate across five cancer subtypes. BT474, despite its large range, interestingly has a higher LTR. Four stars represent r-value. MDA231 carries highest lipid synthesis rate.

Figure 5: Flavin (FADH), NADH, and Redox Ratios of tumors. Brighter colors correspond to a higher density of the metabolites.

Figure 6: Redox Ratio across five cancer subtypes. BT474 has a higher Redox value than both HCC70 and MDA468. Four stars represent r-value. MDA231 carries highest Redox Ratio.