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Ami Onishi

University of Edinburgh

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Evaluation of Candidate ''Kill or Cure'' Strategies to Treat MFN2-related Lipodystrophy

Ineke H. N. Luijten, Xiong Weng, Ula Kibildyte, Jana Buchan, Ami Onishi, Jake Peter Mann, Eleanor J. McKay, David B. Savage, Robert K. Semple

This study evaluates 'kill or cure' strategies for MFN2-related lipodystrophy, finding that ethanol mildly worsens the condition in mice while rapamycin is well-tolerated but lacks efficacy in targeting Mfn2R707W cells.

Molecular Medicine · Aug 4, 2025Peer-reviewedPhysiology

An intrinsic endothelial dysfunction causes cerebral small vessel disease

Sophie Quick, Tessa V. Procter, Jonathan Moss, Angus Lawson, Serena Baker, Marc Walton, Mehreen Mohammad, Will Mungall, Ami Onishi, Zuzanna Tobola, Michael S. Stringer, Maurits A. Jansen, Antoine Vallatos, Ylenia Giarratano, Miguel O. Bernabéu, , Anna Williams

This study identifies intrinsic endothelial dysfunction as a cause of cerebral small vessel disease in a normotensive rat model, independent of hypertension.

bioRxiv · Dec 13, 2021 · PreprintNeuroscience