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Naomi Teramoto has been affiliated with the Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences at The University of Tokyo, specifically within the Veterinary Medical Sciences program and the Laboratory of Veterinary Physiology. Her research contributions include co-authorship on studies examining pathological aspects of rat models with in-frame mutations in the dystrophin gene, published in 2020, and investigations into cellular senescence in the context of Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
University of Tokyo researchers uncover how p16INK4a in aging muscle fibers exacerbates Duchenne muscular dystrophy, hindering regeneration. p16 knockout and senolytics restore strength—new hope for Japan’s DMD patients.
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