Publications by Dr Alison Spiers - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Liz Williams Dr Mark Welfare Dr Alison Spiers Wendy Bal Eileen Gibney et al.	Systemic folate status, rectal mucosal folate concentration and dietary intake in patients at differential risk of bowel cancer (The FAB2 Study)	2013
Dr Fiona Caple Dr Liz Williams Dr Alison Spiers Dr John Tyson Brian Burtle et al.	Inter-individual variation in DNA damage and base excision repair in young, healthy non-smokers: effects of dietary supplementation and genotype	2010
Dr John Tyson Dr Fiona Caple Dr Alison Spiers Brian Burtle Professor Ann Daly et al.	Inter-individual variation in nucleotide excision repair in young adults: effects of age, adiposity, micronutrient supplementation and genotype	2009
Dr Allyson Lister Dr Phillip Lord Dr Alison Spiers Professor Anil Wipat	The minimum information about a genome sequence (MIGS) specification	2008
Dr Mark Welfare Dr Alison Spiers Wendy Bal Yvonne Duckworth Eileen Gibney et al.	Responses of biomarkers of folate and riboflavin status to folate and riboflavin supplementation in healthy and colorectal polyp patients (the FAB2 study)	2007
Dr John Tyson Dr Alison Spiers Dr Fiona Caple Professor John Hesketh Professor John Mathers et al.	Effects of age, body mass index and genotype on nucleotide excision repair in healthy adults	2006
Professor John Mathers Dr Liz Williams Dr Alison Spiers Yvonne Duckworth Dr Mark Welfare et al.	Colon mucosal folate is responsive to folic acid supplements and correlates with plasma folate	2005
Emeritus Professor Stephen Jarvis Dr Alison Spiers Yvonne Duckworth Dr Mark Welfare Professor John Mathers et al.	Dietary characteristics of gastroenterology patients	2005
Dr John Tyson Dr Alison Spiers Dr Fiona Caple Professor John Hesketh Professor John Mathers et al.	Inter-individual variation in nucleotide excision repair capacity: potential scope for dietary modulation of DNA repair	2005
Dr Alison Spiers Dr Heather Lamb Dr Simon Cocklin Dr Anna Dodds Professor Alastair Hawkins et al.	PDZ domains facilitate binding of high temperature requirement protease A (HtrA) and tail-specific protease (Tsp) to heterologous substrates through recognition of the small stable RNA A (ssrA)-encoded peptide	2002