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Leah Chu

University of Florida

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Hepatocyte FAM210A deficiency disrupts mitochondrial function and triggers juvenile steatosis with compensatory repair in adulthood

Yubo Wang, Leah Chu, Yumei Zhou, Zihao Jin, Kyoungrae Kim, Katie D. Heiden, Miguel Angel Gutierrez Monreal, Junxiao Ren, Yufen Li, Zhiyong Cheng, Kari B. Green Basso, Karyn Ann Esser, TERENCE EDWARD RYAN, Feng Yue

This study shows that FAM210A deficiency in hepatocytes causes juvenile mitochondrial dysfunction and steatosis, which resolves in adulthood through compensatory mechanisms.

Communications Biology · Aug 19, 2026Peer-reviewedPhysiology