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Dr Axel Kowald.
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Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Senolytics and the compression of late-life mortality
2021
Dr Axel Kowald
Dr Joao Passos
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
On the evolution of cellular senescence
2020
Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Resolving the Enigma of the Clonal Expansion of mtDNA Deletions
2018
Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Can aging be programmed? A critical literature review
2016
Dr Axel Kowald
Reply to: Von neumann probes, errors and the absence of evidence for extraterrestrial civilisations
2016
Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Evolutionary significance of ageing in the wild
2015
Dr Axel Kowald
Telomere Length in Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cells of Patients on Chronic Hemodialysis Is Related With Telomerase Activity and Treatment Duration
2015
Dr Axel Kowald
Why is there no von Numann probe on Ceres? Error catastrophe can explain the Fermi-Hart paradox
2015
Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Erratum to "Mitochondrial mutations and ageing: Can mitochondrial deletion mutants accumulate via a size based replication advantage?" [J. Thero. Biol. 340 (2014) 111-118]
2014
Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Mitochondrial mutations and ageing: Can mitochondrial deletion mutants accumulate via a size based replication advantage?
2014
Dr Axel Kowald
Quality matters: how does mitochondrial network dynamics and quality control impact on mtDNA integrity?
2014
Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Transcription could be the key to the selection advantage of mitochondrial deletion mutants in aging
2014
Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Mitochondrial mutations and aging: random drift is insufficient to explain the accumulation of mitochondrial deletion mutants in short-lived animals
2013
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Dr Axel Kowald
The free-radical theory of ageing - older, wiser and still alive Modelling positional effects of the primary targets of ROS reveals new support
2012
Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Evolution of the mitochondrial fusion-fission cycle and its role in aging
2011
Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Accumulation of defective mitochondria through delayed degradation of damaged organelles and its possible role in the ageing of post-mitotic and dividing cells
2000
Dr Axel Kowald
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood
Modeling the role of mitochondrial mutations in cellular aging
1999