Long lived Proteins in Human Aging and Disease

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Long lived Proteins in Human Aging and Disease

Author	: Roger J. W. Truscott
File Size	: 54,8 Mb
Publisher	: John Wiley & Sons
Language	: English
Release Date	: 12 February 2021
ISBN	: 9783527826735
Pages	: 224 pages

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Long lived Proteins in Human Aging and Disease by Roger J. W. Truscott Book PDF Summary

This authoritative overview on an emerging topic in the molecular life sciences covers all aspects of the aging of (long-lived) proteins. It describes the molecular mechanisms of aging on the protein level, in particular the most common side chain modifications and includes analytical methods to study protein half-life and the accumulation of modifications. Finally, the impact of protein aging on several age-related disases in humans is dissected, and their role in limiting human lifespan is discussed.

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