The etiology of human age-related cataract. Proteins don’t last forever

Por Truscott, Roger J.W., Friedrich, Michael G.
Publicado no Biochim Biophys Acta (2015)

Spontaneous cleavage of proteins at serine and threonine is facilitated by zinc

Por Lyons, Brian, Kwan, Ann H., Truscott, Roger J.W.
Publicado no Aging Cell (2016)

Old Proteins in Man: a Field in its Infancy

Por Truscott, Roger J.W., Schey, Kevin L., Friedrich, Michael G.
Publicado no Trends Biochem Sci (2016)

Protein aging: Truncation of aquaporin 0 in human lens regions is a continuous age-dependent process

Por Korlimbinis, Anastasia, Berry, Yoke, Thibault, Danielle, Schey, Kevin L., Truscott, Roger J.W.
Publicado em 2008

Understanding the α-crystallin cell membrane conjunction

Por Su, Shih-Ping, McArthur, Jason D., Friedrich, Michael G., Truscott, Roger J.W., Aquilina, J. Andrew
Publicado em 2011

No turnover in lens lipids for the entire human lifespan

Por Hughes, Jessica R, Levchenko, Vladimir A, Blanksby, Stephen J, Mitchell, Todd W, Williams, Alan, Truscott, Roger JW
Publicado no eLife (2015)

Correction: No turnover in lens lipids for the entire human lifespan

Por Hughes, Jessica R, Levchenko, Vladimir A, Blanksby, Stephen J, Mitchell, Todd W, Williams, Alan, Truscott, Roger JW
Publicado no eLife (2015)

Is S-methylation in the human lens a result of non-enzymatic methylation by Sadenosylmethionine?

Por Truscott, Roger J.W., Mizdrak, Jasminka, Friedrich, Michael G., Hooi, Michelle Y., Lyons, Brian, Jamie, Joanne F., Davies, Michael J., Wilmarth, Philip A., David, Larry L.
Publicado em 2012