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Abstract

Proteomics provides an extremely powerful tool for the study of variations in protein expression between individuals, different disease states and different conditions. One of the major challenges facing the medical profession in the forthcoming decades is to understand the changes that occur in individuals as they become older and to attempt to develop means to improve the quality of life for the otherwise healthy ageing population. The present study describes the first phase of such an investigation in which the andaged protein composition of human skeletal muscle sample from young and aged subjects are compared. These results provide the beginning of a Human Aged Skeletal Muscle Profile reference map which is an essential first step to further investigations.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]

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Title
The proteomics of ageing
Author
Cobon, Gary S; Verrills, Nicole; Papakostopoulos, Penny; Eastwood, Hayden; Linnane, Anthony W
Pages
133-6
Publication year
2002
Publication date
Jan 2002
Publisher
Springer Nature B.V.
ISSN
1389-5729
e-ISSN
1573-6768
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
ProQuest document ID
756906382
Copyright
Kluwer Academic Publishers 2002