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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Professor Ashley Adamson Kimberley Davies Emma Foster Dr Angela Jones Professor John Mathers et al.	Assessment of Dietary Intake in Three Cohorts of Advanced Age in Two Countries: Methodology Challenges	2023
Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Lucy Rimmer Dr Richard Dodds Dr Louise Robinson et al.	Immunosenescence profiles of lymphocyte compartments and multiple long-term conditions (multimorbidity) in very old adults: The Newcastle 85+ Study	2022
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	New hallmarks of ageing: a 2022 Copenhagen ageing meeting summary	2022
Professor Heather Cordell Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Dr Louise Robinson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Fotios Drenos et al.	No Evidence That Genetic Variation at the Klotho Locus Is Associated With Longevity in Caucasians from the Newcastle 85+ Study and the UK Biobank	2022
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Aging as a consequence of selection to reduce the environmental risk of dying	2021
Professor Heather Cordell Dr Kristin Ayers Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Dr Rachel Duncan et al.	Publisher Correction: A meta-analysis of genome-wide association studies identifies multiple longevity genes (Nature Communications, (2019), 10, 1, (3669), 10.1038/s41467-019-11558-2)	2021
Dr Axel Kowald Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Senolytics and the compression of late-life mortality	2021
Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Dr Richard Dodds Professor Dame Louise Robinson Professor Ioakim Spyridopoulos et al.	Immunosenescence profiles are not associated with muscle strength, physical performance and sarcopenia risk in very old adults: The Newcastle 85+ Study	2020
Dr Axel Kowald Dr Joao Passos Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	On the evolution of cellular senescence	2020
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Foreword	2019
Emeritus Professor Stuart Parker Dr Rachel Duncan Dr Andrew Kingston Professor Barbara Hanratty Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	Frailty, hospital use and mortality in the older population: findings from the Newcastle 85+ study	2019
Professor John Bythell Emeritus Professor Barbara Brown Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Do reef corals age?	2018
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Foreword	2018
Dr Connor Richardson Stephanie Harrison Professor Katie Brittain Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	Is There a Link between Cognitive Reserve and Cognitive Function in the Oldest-Old?	2018
Professor Bloss Stephan Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Dr Brian Saxby et al.	Longitudinal changes in global and domain specific cognitive function in the very-old: findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2018
Professor Peter Gore Dr Andrew Kingston Emeritus Professor Garth Johnson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	New horizons in the compression of functional decline	2018
Dr Craig Stamp Dr Anze Zupanic Ashwin Sachdeva Dr Elizabeth Stoll Dr Daryl Shanley et al.	Predominant Asymmetrical Stem Cell Fate Outcome Limits the Rate of Niche Succession in Human Colonic Crypts	2018
Dr Axel Kowald Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Resolving the Enigma of the Clonal Expansion of mtDNA Deletions	2018
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Why and how are we living longer?	2018
Professor Katie Brittain Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Karen Davies Dr Joanna Collerton Professor Dame Louise Robinson et al.	An investigation into the patterns of loneliness and loss in the oldest old – Newcastle 85+ Study	2017
Annette King Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	Explaining sex differences in lifespan in terms of optimal energy allocation in the baboon	2017
Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Grip strength and inflammatory biomarker profiles in very old adults	2017
Dr Joost Van Den Heuvel Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	Growing more positive with age: The relationship between reproduction and survival in aging flies	2017
Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Richard Dodds Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Initial level and rate of change in grip strength predict all-cause mortality in very old adults	2017
Dr Joost Van Den Heuvel Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	Pervasive gene expression responses to a fluctuating diet in Drosophila melanogaster: The importance of measuring multiple traits to decouple potential mediators of life span and reproduction	2017
Stephanie Harrison Professor Ngaire Kerse Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Wendy den Elzen et al.	Predicting Risk of Cognitive Decline in Very Old Adults Using Three Models: The Framingham Stroke Risk Profile; the Cardiovascular Risk Factors, Aging, and Dementia Model; and Oxi-Inflammatory Biomarkers	2017
Dr Richard Dodds Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	Prevalence and incidence of sarcopenia in the very old: findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2017
Dr Antoneta Granic Professor Thomas Hill Dr Karen Davies Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Professor Ashley Adamson et al.	Vitamin D Status, Muscle Strength and Physical Performance Decline in Very Old Adults: A Prospective Study	2017
Dr Axel Kowald Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Can aging be programmed? A critical literature review	2016
Professor Ioakim Spyridopoulos Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Professor Catharien Hilkens Mohammad Yadegarfar Professor John Isaacs et al.	CMV-seropositivity and T-cell senescence predict increased cardiovascular mortality in octogenarians - results from the Newcastle 85+ study	2016
Dr Joanna Collerton Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Mohammad Yadegarfar Dr Karen Davies Professor Stuart Parker et al.	Deconstructing Complex Multimorbidity in the Very Old: Findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2016
Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Professor Ashley Adamson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Thomas Hill et al.	Dietary Patterns High in Red Meat, Potato, Gravy, and Butter Are Associated with Poor Cognitive Functioning but Not with Rate of Cognitive Decline in Very Old Adults	2016
Dr Antoneta Granic Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Karen Davies Professor Ashley Adamson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Effect of dietary patterns of muscle strength and physical performance in the very old: findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2016
Dr Antoneta Granic Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Avan Sayer	Grip strength decline and its determinants in the very old: longitudinal findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2016
Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Avan Sayer et al.	Grip strength decline and its determinants in the very old: longitudinal findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2016
Dr Rachel Duncan Dr Andrew Kingston Professor Bloss Stephan Professor Fraser Birrell Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Influence of Joint Pain on the Incidence and Progression of Disability in the Very Old: The Newcastle 85+ Study	2016
Dr Nuno Mendonca Professor Thomas Hill Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Dr Joanna Collerton et al.	Micronutrient intake and food sources in the very old: Analysis of the Newcastle 85+ Study	2016
Professor Andrew Fisher Mohammad Yadegarfar Dr Joanna Collerton Therese Small Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Respiratory health and disease in a UK population-based cohort of 85 year olds: The Newcastle 85+ Study	2016
Professor Thomas Hill Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz et al.	Serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentration and its determinants in the very old: The Newcastle 85+ study	2016
Professor Simon Pearce Dr Salman Razvi Mohammad Yadegarfar Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Dr Andrew Kingston et al.	Serum Thyroid Function, Mortality and Disability in Advanced Old Age: The Newcastle 85+Study	2016
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Understanding the physiology of the ageing individual: computational modelling of changes in metabolism and endurance	2016
Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Terry Aspray Professor Thomas Hill Dr Karen Davies Dr Joanna Collerton et al.	25-hydroxyvitamin D and increased all-cause mortality in very old women: the Newcastle 85+ study	2015
Paul Innerd Professor Mike Catt Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Professor Mike Trenell et al.	A comparison of subjective and objective measures of physical activity from the Newcastle 85+ study	2015
Dr Daryl Shanley Alex Houston Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	A dynamic framework for the study of optimal birth intervals reveals the importance of sibling competition and mortality risks	2015
Dr Murugu Veerasamy Dr Richard Edwards Professor Gary Ford Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Joanne Newton et al.	Acute Coronary Syndrome among Older Patients: A Review	2015
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Professor Thomas von Zglinicki Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Age-related frailty and its association with biological markers of ageing	2015
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Aging: designed to die?	2015
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	Antihypertensive drug use and risk of cognitive decline in the very old: an observational study, The Newcastle 85+ Study	2015
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Deciphering death: a commentary on Gompertz (1825) 'On the nature of the function expressive of the law of human mortality, and on a new mode of determining the value of life contingencies'	2015
Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Professor Ashley Adamson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Thomas Hill et al.	Dietary Patterns and Socioeconomic Status in the Very Old: The Newcastle 85+ Study	2015
Dr Axel Kowald Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Evolutionary significance of ageing in the wild	2015
Professor Avan Sayer Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Grip strength and mortality: a biomarker of ageing?	2015
Dr David Dolan Dr Anze Zupanic Dr Glyn Nelson Philip Hall Dr Satomi Miwa et al.	Integrated Stochastic Model of DNA Damage Repair by Non-homologous End Joining and p53/p21- Mediated Early Senescence Signalling	2015
Stephanie Harrison Professor Bloss Stephan Dr Mario Siervo Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies et al.	Is There an Association Between Metabolic Syndrome and Cognitive Function in Very Old Adults? The Newcastle 85+Study	2015
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Low tobacco-related cancer incidence in offspring of long-lived siblings: a comparison with Danish national cancer registry data	2015
Dr Rachel Duncan Emeritus Professor Roger Francis Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Joanna Collerton et al.	Magnitude of fragility fracture risk in the very old – are we meeting their needs? The Newcastle 85+ Study	2015
Dr Rachel Duncan Emeritus Professor Roger Francis Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Joanna Collerton et al.	Magnitude of fragility fracture risk in the very old-are we meeting their needs? The Newcastle 85+Study	2015
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Nutrition and Health throughout life cycle: Nutrition and Ageing	2015
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Diana Jurk Annette King	Oxidative stress and life histories: unresolved issues and current needs	2015
Dr Antoneta Granic Professor Thomas Hill Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Karen Davies Dr Joanna Collerton et al.	Serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D and cognitive decline in the very old: The Newcastle 85+ study	2015
Dr Mario Siervo Dr Carla Prado Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Dr Andrew Kingston et al.	Serum osmolarity and haematocrit do not modify the association between the impedance index (Ht²/Z) and total body water in the very old: The Newcastle 85+Study	2015
Dr Andrew Kingston karen Davies Dr Joanna Collerton Professor Dame Louise Robinson Dr Rachel Duncan et al.	The enduring effect of education - socioeconomic differences in disability trajectories from age 85 years in the Newcastle 85+ Study	2015
Dr Mario Siervo Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Dame Louise Robinson et al.	The Framingham Stroke Risk Score and elevated biomarkers predict cognitive impairment in the very old	2015
Dr Joanna Collerton Hannah Gautrey Sanne van Otterdijk Dr Karen Davies Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz et al.	Acquisition of aberrant DNA methylation is associated with frailty in the very old: findings from the Newcastle 85+Study	2014
Dr Mario Siervo Dr Andrew Kingston Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor John Mathers Dr Joanna Collerton et al.	Anthropometric measures of adiposity as predictors of disability-free life expectancy and all-cause mortality in the very old	2014
Dr Kirstie Anderson Professor Mike Catt Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Professor Thomas von Zglinicki et al.	Assessment of sleep and circadian rhythm disorders in the very old: the Newcastle 85+ Cohort Study	2014
Professor Laura Greaves Marco Nooteboom Dr Joanna Elson Dr Helen Tuppen Geoffrey Taylor et al.	Clonal Expansion of Early to Mid-Life Mitochondrial DNA Point Mutations Drives Mitochondrial Dysfunction during Human Ageing	2014
Dr Anze Zupanic Dr Catherine Meplan Dr Sushma Grellscheid Professor John Mathers Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Detecting translational regulation by change point analysis of ribosome profiling data sets	2014
Dr Piero Dalle Pezze Dr Glyn Nelson Gisela Otten Professor Viktor Korolchuk Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Dynamic Modelling of Pathways to Cellular Senescence Reveals Strategies for Targeted Interventions	2014
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 Antoneta Granic karen Davies Professor Ashley Adamson Professor John Mathers Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Food for Thought: Dietary Patterns and Their Effects on Cognitive Decline in the Newcastle 85+ Study	2014
Dr Murugu Veerasamy Dr Hannah Sinclair Emerita Professor Julia Newton Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Vijay Kunadian et al.	Frailty is common among older patients referred for invasive treatment in the setting of non-ST elevation acute coronary syndrome	2014
Dr Kristin Ayers Professor Heather Cordell Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz et al.	Genome-wide association meta-analysis of human longevity identifies a novel locus conferring survival beyond 90 years of age	2014
Dr Richard Dodds Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Avan Sayer	Grip Strength across the Life Course: Normative Data from Twelve British Studies	2014
Dr Karen Davies Dr Andrew Kingston Professor Dame Louise Robinson Joan Hughes Judith Hunt et al.	Improving Retention of Very Old Participants in Longitudinal Research: Experiences from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2014
Professor Bloss Stephan Dr Mario Siervo Dr Antoneta Granic Dr Karen Davies Professor Dame Louise Robinson et al.	Metabolic syndrome and cognitive decline in the very old; the Newcastle 85+ study	2014
Dr Axel Kowald Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Mitochondrial mutations and ageing: Can mitochondrial deletion mutants accumulate via a size based replication advantage?	2014
Laura Wiley Deepthi Ashok Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz David Talbot Dr Joanna Collerton et al.	Reactive Oxygen Species Production and Mitochondrial Dysfunction in White Blood Cells Are Not Valid Biomarkers of Ageing in the Very Old	2014
Holly Baines Dr Jim Stewart Craig Stamp Dr Anze Zupanic Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Similar patterns of clonally expanded somatic mtDNA mutations in the colon of heterozygous mtDNA mutator mice and ageing humans	2014
Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Karen Davies Dr Joanna Collerton Professor Dame Louise Robinson Dr Rachel Duncan et al.	The Contribution of Diseases to the Male-Female Disability-Survival Paradox in the Very Old: Results from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2014
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The co-occurrence of mtDNA mutations on different oxidative phosphorylation subunits, not detected by haplogroup analysis, affects human longevity and is population specific	2014
Dr Joost Van Den Heuvel Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	The plastic fly: the effect of sustained fluctuations in adult food supply on life-history traits	2014
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The road to rack and ruin: selecting deleterious mitochondrial DNA variants	2014
Dr Rebecca Wassall Dr Andrew Kingston Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Joanna Collerton Emeritus Professor John Bond et al.	Trajectories in Oral Health and Tooth Loss	2014
Dr Andrew Kingston Professor Dame Louise Robinson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies et al.	Trajectories of disability in the very old: the effect of early, mid and late life socioeconomic status	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 Joanna Collerton Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Fahad Yousaf Dr Karen Davies Dr Antoinette Kenny et al.	Utility of NT-proBNP as a rule-out test for left ventricular dysfunction in very old people with limiting dyspnoea: the Newcastle 85+Study	2014
Dr Antoneta Granic Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Karen Davies Dr Joanna Collerton Professor Thomas Hill et al.	25-hydroxyvitamin D and increased risk of all-cause mortality in very old women: The Newcastle 85+ study.	2013
Dr Antoneta Granic Professor Thomas Hill Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Karen Davies Dr Joanna Collerton et al.	Association between serum 25(OH)D and the risk of cognitive decline in the very old: The Newcastle 85+study	2013
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Angela Pyle Professor Gavin Hudson Mohammad Yadegarfar Dr Karen Davies et al.	Frailty and mortality are not influenced by mitochondrial DNA haplotypes in the very old	2013
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Heather Cordell Dr Kristin Ayers	Genome-wide linkage analysis for human longevity: Genetics of Healthy Aging Study	2013
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	How to classify the oldest old according to their health status: A study on 1160 subjects belonging to 552 90+ Italian sib-ships characterized by familial longevity recruited within the GEHA EU Project	2013
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Life-History Evolution and the Polyphenic Regulation of Somatic Maintenance and Survival	2013
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
Dr Jo Jefferis Professor John-Paul Taylor Dr Joanna Collerton Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Andrew Kingston et al.	The association between diagnosed glaucoma and cataract and cognitive performance in very old people: Cross sectional findings from the Newcastle 85+ cohort study	2013
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The mental wealth of nations	2013
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	The Predictive Adaptive Response: Modeling the Life-History Evolution of the Butterfly Bicyclus anynana in Seasonal Environments	2013
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Untangling Functional Declines in the Locomotion of Aging Worms	2013
Mark McAuley Professor Darren Wilkinson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	A whole body mathematical model of cholesterol metabolism and its age associated dysregulation	2012
Dr Carole Proctor Dr Ilse Pienaar Dr Joanna Elson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Aggregation, impaired degradation and immunization targeting of amyloid-beta dimers in Alzheimer's disease: A stochastic modelling approach	2012
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Fahad Yousaf Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Antoinette Kenny Dr Karen Davies et al.	Cardiac dysfunction among the community dwelling very old	2012
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Commentary: Ageing-what's all the noise about? Developments after Gartner	2012
Professor Laura Greaves Dr Joanna Elson Dr John Grady Geoffrey Taylor Professor Robert Taylor et al.	Comparison of Mitochondrial Mutation Spectra in Ageing Human Colonic Epithelium and Disease: Absence of Evidence for Purifying Selection in Somatic Mitochondrial DNA Point Mutations	2012
Armin Rashidi Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	Evolution of Asymmetric Damage Segregation: A Modelling Approach	2012
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz karen Davies Professor Mike Catt Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	Frailty and biomarkers of inflammation, immunoscience and cellular ageing in the Newcastle 85+ Study	2012
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz karen Davies Professor Catharien Hilkens Professor John Isaacs et al.	Frailty and the role of inflammation, immunosenescence and cellular ageing in the very old: Cross-sectional findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2012
Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Professor John Bond Professor Dame Louise Robinson Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Joanna Collerton et al.	Gender differences in the association between self-rated health and mortality: Results from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2012
Professor Katie Brittain Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Joanna Collerton karen Davies et al.	Loneliness in the very old: Patterns over time	2012
Dr Andrew Kingston Professor John Bond Dr Joanna Collerton karen Davies Professor Dame Louise Robinson et al.	Modelling the impact of chronic diseases on disability-free life expectancy in the very old	2012
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Antoinette Kenny Dr Karen Davies Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	Prevalence of left ventricular dysfunction in a UK community sample of very old people: the Newcastle 85+ study	2012
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 Jo Jefferis Dr Joanna Collerton Professor John-Paul Taylor Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Andrew Kingston et al.	The impact of visual impairment on mini-mental state examination scores in the Newcastle 85+ study	2012
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Andrew Kingston Professor John Bond Dr Karen Davies Professor Martin Eccles et al.	The Personal and Health Service Impact of Falls in 85 Years Olds: Cross-Sectional Findings from the Newcastle 85+ Cohort Study	2012
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The place of genetics in ageing research	2012
Dr Andrew Kingston karen Davies Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Joanna Collerton Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	Why do older men die and older women become disabled? The role of dementia on transitions to severe disability and death in the very old	2012
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	All our tomorrows: the science of human ageing	2011
Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Joanna Collerton Professor Mike Catt et al.	Assessment of a large panel of candidate biomarkers of ageing in the Newcastle 85+ study	2011
Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Dr Andrew Kingston Professor Dame Louise Robinson et al.	Capability and dependency in the Newcastle 85+ cohort study. Projections of future care needs	2011
Daniel Collerton Jill Collerton Professor John Bond Dr Brian Saxby Professor Ian McKeith et al.	Cognitive Performance in a UK Cohort of 85 Year Olds: The Newcastle 85+ Study	2011
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Current key developments	2011
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Emerita Professor Erica Haimes Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Design, recruitment, logistics, and data management of the GEHA (Genetics of Healthy Ageing) project	2011
Professor Laura Greaves Dr Martin Barron Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Emeritus Professor Doug Turnbull	Differences in the accumulation of mitochondrial defects with age in mice and humans	2011
Dr Axel Kowald Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Evolution of the mitochondrial fusion-fission cycle and its role in aging	2011
Jill Collerton Dr Andrew Kingston karen Davies Professor John Bond Professor Martin Eccles et al.	Falls are common in 85 year olds, are associated with physical and psychological morbidity, and have marked consequences for health services: Results from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2011
Jill Collerton Dr Fahad Yousaf Dr Andrew Kingston Dr Karen Davies Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	High prevalence of undiagnosed cardiac dysfunction in the oldest old: Findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2011
Dr Fahad Yousaf Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Antoinette Kenny Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	High prevalence of undiagnosed cardiac dysfunction in the oldest old: Findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2011
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	On the Programmed/Non-Programmed Nature of Ageing within the Life History	2011
Dr Rachel Duncan Emeritus Professor Roger Francis Dr Joanna Collerton karen Davies Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	Prevalence of arthritis and joint pain in the oldest old - Findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2011
Dr Rachel Duncan Emeritus Professor Roger Francis Dr Joanna Collerton karen Davies Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	Prevalence of arthritis and joint pain in the oldest old: findings from the Newcastle 85+ Study	2011
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Heather Cordell Professor Tuck Finch	Speed-bumps ahead for the genetics of later-life diseases	2011
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Systems biology of ageing and longevity	2011
Wendy den Elzen Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Professor Thomas von Zglinicki Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Telomere length and anaemia in old age: results from the Newcastle 85-plus Study* and the Leiden 85-plus Study	2011
Marco Nooteboom Professor Robert Taylor Professor Robert Lightowlers Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor John Mathers et al.	Age-associated mitochondrial DNA mutations lead to small but significant changes in cell proliferation and apoptosis in human colonic crypts	2010
Dr Lisa Ferguson Dr Louise Hyslop Dimitri Kalleas Sarah Pace Jaclyn Barel et al.	Age-Related Meiotic Segregation Errors in Mammalian Oocytes Are Preceded by Depletion of Cohesin and Sgo2	2010
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Andrew Kingston et al.	Biomarkers of ageing and their relationship to disability and cognition [abstract]	2010
Professor Laura Greaves Dr Martin Barron Dr Stefan Plusa Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor John Mathers et al.	Defects in multiple complexes of the respiratory chain are present in ageing human colonic crypts	2010
Professor Laura Greaves Dr Martin Barron Dr Stefan Plusa Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor John Mathers et al.	Defects in multiple complexes of the respiratory chain are present in ageing human colonic crypts	2010
Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Joanna Collerton Professor Dame Louise Robinson Professor Martin Eccles Dr Andrew Kingston et al.	Disability and dependency: How much care is in the community? [abstract]	2010
Dr Joao Passos Dr Glyn Nelson Dr Cedric Simillion Dr Carole Proctor Dr Satomi Miwa et al.	Feedback between p21 and reactive oxygen production is necessary for cell senescence	2010
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Global aging and the brain	2010
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Andrew Kingston Professor John Bond et al.	High levels of disease and health service use but good functional status and self-rated health are found in 85 year olds [abstract]	2010
Fotios Drenos Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Selection on Alleles Affecting Human Longevity and Late-Life Disease: The Example of Apolipoprotein E	2010
Jenny Scott Christos Gavriilidis Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Robert Taylor Professor David Young et al.	Superoxide dismutase downregulation in osteoarthritis progression and end-stage disease	2010
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	The connections between general and reproductive senescence and the evolutionary basis of menopause	2010
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Why can't - We live forever?	2010
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Why women live longer	2010
Mark McAuley Professor Rose Anne Kenny Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Darren Wilkinson Veronica Miller et al.	A mathematical model of aging-related and cortisol induced hippocampal dysfunction	2009
Ragen Pfeiffer Alan Leake Dr Michelle Muller Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Alexander Burkle et al.	A modified and automated version of the 'Fluorimetric Detection of Alkaline DNA Unwinding' method to quantify formation and repair of DNA strand breaks	2009
Professor Julian Hughes Emerita Professor Erica Haimes Lorraine Summerville Dr Karen Davies Dr Joanna Collerton et al.	Consenting older adults: research as a virtuous relationship	2009
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Emerita Professor Carol Jagger Dr Andrew Kingston Professor John Bond et al.	Health and disease in 85 year olds: Baseline findings from the Newcastle 85+ cohort study	2009
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor David Young	Investigating superoxide dismutase expression in cartilage and a potential role in osteoarthritis	2009
Armin Rashidi Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	Metabolic evolution suggests an explanation for the weakness of antioxidant defences in beta-cells	2009
Professor Ashley Adamson Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Dr Emma Foster Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	Nutrition in advanced age: dietary assessment in the Newcastle 85+ Study	2009
Armin Rashidi Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	On the Surprising Weakness of Pancreatic Beta-Cell Antioxidant Defences: An Evolutionary Perspective	2009
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Quality-quantity trade-off of human offspring under adverse environmental conditions	2009
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	A systematic look at an old problem	2008
Professor Richard Boys Professor Darren Wilkinson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Bayesian inference for a discretely observed stochastic kinetic model	2008
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor David Young	Epigenetic regulation of metalloproteinases and inhibitors in osteoarthritis	2008
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Gerontology - Healthy old age	2008
Emerita Professor Julia Newton Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Medical challenges of improving the quality of a longer life	2008
Professor Utpal Goswami Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The mental wealth of nations	2008
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Understanding ageing from an evolutionary perspective	2008
Dr Tiago Moreira Professor Julian Hughes Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Carl May Professor Ian McKeith et al.	What explains variations in the clinical use of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) as a diagnostic category?	2008
Dr Joanna Collerton Daniel Collerton Dr Yasumichi Arai Dr Karen Davies Professor Martin Eccles et al.	A comparison of computerized and pencil-and-paper tasks in assessing cognitive function in community-dwelling older people in the Newcastle 85+ pilot study	2007
Ragen Pfeiffer Dr Michelle Muller Alan Leake Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Alexander Burkle et al.	An automated version of the fluorescence-detected alkaline DNA-unwinding (FADU) assay to measure DNA strand breaks and DNA repair	2007
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Genetics of healthy aging in Europe: The EU-integrated project GEHA (GEnetics of Healthy Aging)	2007
Emeritus Professor Tim Cawston Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor David Young	Investigating SOD2 gene expression and regulation in osteoarthritic cartilage	2007
Dr Joao Passos Professor Thomas von Zglinicki Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Mitochondria and ageing: Winning and losing in the numbers game	2007
Dr Joao Passos Dr Gabriele Saretzki Dr Saeed Ahmed Dr Glyn Nelson Torsten Richter et al.	Mitochondrial dysfunction accounts for the stochastic heterogeneity in telomere-dependent senescence	2007
Dr Carole Proctor Professor David Lydall Professor Richard Boys Dr Colin Gillespie Dr Daryl Shanley et al.	Modelling the checkpoint response to telomere uncapping in budding yeast	2007
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Dr Antoinette Kenny Dr Karen Davies Professor Thomas von Zglinicki et al.	Telomere length is associated with left ventricular function in the oldest old: The Newcastle 85+ study	2007
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Mike Catt	Ten commandments for the future of ageing research in the UK: A vision for action	2007
Dr Daryl Shanley Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Testing evolutionary theories of menopause	2007
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The biology of ageing	2007
Dr Joanna Collerton Dr Karen Davies Professor John Bond Professor Martin Eccles Emerita Professor Carol Jagger et al.	The Newcastle 85+ study: Biological, clinical and psychosocial factors associated with healthy ageing: Study protocol	2007
Jill Collerton Dr Carmen Martin-Ruiz Dr Karen Davies Professor Thomas von Zglinicki Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood et al.	White blood cell telomere length is associated with left ventricular function in the oldest old: The newcastle 85+study	2007
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	A Biological Perspective on Aging	2006
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Ageing: Too fast by mistake	2006
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Alzheimer's disease, mild cognitive impairment, and the biology of intrinsic aging	2006
Dr Colin Gillespie Professor Darren Wilkinson Dr Daryl Shanley Dr Carole Proctor Professor Richard Boys et al.	BASIS: an internet resource for network modelling.	2006
Magdalini Lagou Professor James Gillespie Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Marcus Drake	Bladder volume alters cholinergic responses of the isolated whole mouse bladder	2006
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Book review: Longevity in perspective	2006
Dr Daryl Shanley Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Caloric restriction does not enhance longevity in all species and is unlikely to do so in humans	2006
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Richard Boys Dr Colin Gillespie Dr John Proctor Dr Daryl Shanley et al.	Computer modeling in the study of aging	2006
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	LINK-AGE: Coordination and consolidation of European biogerontology: en route towards formation of a European college of biogerontology	2006
Magdalini Lagou Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor James Gillespie Marcus Drake	Location of interstitial cells and neurotransmitters in the mouse bladder	2006
Magdalini Lagou Professor James Gillespie Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Ian Harvey Marcus Drake et al.	Muscarinic stimulation of the mouse isolated whole bladder: Physiological responses in young and ageing mice	2006
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Nutrition for a longer life	2006
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Alison Walker	Research on ageing: priorities for the European region	2006
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The developmental environment: implications for ageing and life span	2006
Dr Colin Gillespie Professor Darren Wilkinson Dr Carole Proctor Dr Daryl Shanley Professor Richard Boys et al.	Tools for the SBML community	2006
Fotios Drenos Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Trade-off mediated effects on the genetics of human survival caused by increasingly benign living conditions	2006
Ragen Pfeiffer Dr Michelle Muller Alan Leake Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Alexander Burkle et al.	An automated version of the fluorescence-detected alkaline DNA-unwinding (FADU) assay to measure DNA strand breaks and DNA repair	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Asymmetry and the origins of ageing	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Commentary on "How is the evolutionary biological theory of aging holding up against attacks?	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Richard Boys Dr Colin Gillespie Dr John Proctor Dr Daryl Shanley et al.	Computer Modeling in the Study of Aging	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Fantastic voyage: Live long enough to live forever	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	Food restriction, evolution and ageing	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	How important is DNA damage for ageing really?	2005
Dr Carole Proctor Professor Richard Boys Dr Colin Gillespie Dr Daryl Shanley Professor Darren Wilkinson et al.	Modelling the actions of chaperones and their role in ageing	2005
Fotios Drenos Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Modelling the disposable soma theory of ageing	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Perspectives from Evolutionary Biology	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Thomas von Zglinicki	Science fact and the SENS agenda	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The Art and Science of Ageing	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The Biological Science of Human Ageing	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The life extension revolution: The new science of growing older without aging	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The science of ageing: new frontiers	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Time of our lives - What controls the length of life?	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Time of our lives : What controls the length of life?	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Understanding the odd science of aging	2005
Dr Colin Gillespie Dr Carole Proctor Dr Daryl Shanley Professor Darren Wilkinson Professor Richard Boys et al.	Web-services for the biology community: the BASIS project	2005
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	What accounts for the wide variation in life span of genetically identical organisms reared in a constant environment?	2005
Dr Colin Gillespie Dr Carole Proctor Professor Richard Boys Dr Daryl Shanley Professor Darren Wilkinson et al.	A mathematical model of ageing in yeast	2004
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Alchemy of aging (Book review of Merchants of Immortality: Chasing the Dream of Human Life Extension)	2004
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Developmental plasticity and human health	2004
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Ragen Pfeiffer	Efficiency of repair of DNA single-strand breaks correlates with life span of mammalian species	2004
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Expectations of Life	2004
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Hormonal control of the yolk precursor vitellogenin regulates immune function and longevity in honeybees	2004
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Inflammation underlying cardiovascular mortality is a late consequence of evolutionary programming	2004
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Intrinsic ageing of gut epithelial stem cells	2004
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Keep your brain young: the complete guide to physical and emotional health and longevity and The dream of eternal life: Biomedicine, aging, and immortality [Book review]	2004
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Life span: Evolutionary, ecological and demographic perspectives	2004
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Aging with grace. The nun study and the science of old age: How we can all live longer, healthier and more vital lives by David Snowdon [book review]	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Age differences in evolutionary selection benefits	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Ageing - future directions for research in biology of ageing, version 1.0	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Book Review: Aging by numbers	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Building bridges to a better age: Biogerontology and its implications for psychogeriatrics in an aging world	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Evolutionary basis of human ageing	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Evolutionary theory and the mechanisms of aging	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Genes that shape the course of ageing	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Immortal dreams	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Mitochondria and Programmed Cell Death "Slave Revolt" or Community Homeostasis?	2003
Professor Robert Taylor Dr Martin Barron Dr Gillian Borthwick Professor Patrick Chinnery Dr David Samuels et al.	Mitochondrial DNA mutations and aging in human colonic crypts and stem cells	2003
Professor Robert Taylor Dr Martin Barron Dr Gillian Borthwick Professor Patrick Chinnery Dr David Samuels et al.	Mitochondrial DNA mutations in human colonic crypt stem cells	2003
Dr Carole Proctor Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Modelling cellular senescence as a result of telomere state	2003
Professor Alexander Burkle Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase-1 is a survival factor for radiation-exposed intestinal epithelial stem cells in vivo	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Carole Proctor	Somatic mutations and ageing in silico	2003
Professor Thomas von Zglinicki Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Telomere-driven replicative senescence is a stress response [2]	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The most pressing problem of our age	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Tips for youth - Book Review of Ageless Quest: One Scientist's Search for Genes that Prolong Youth by Lenny Guarente	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Richard Boys Dr Colin Gillespie Dr Carole Proctor Dr Daryl Shanley et al.	Towards an e-biology of ageing: Integrating theory and data	2003
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Ageing – Future Directions for Research in the Biology of Ageing	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Professor Tuck Finch	Ageing: The old worm turns more slowly	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Changing complexity in aging: A metric not an hypothesis	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Clones, stem cells and immortality?	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Evolution of ageing	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Genes, sex and ageing	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Genetics of old age	2002
Dr Carole Proctor Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Modelling telomere shortening and the role of oxidative stress	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Molecular gerontology	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	New science for an old problem	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Oxygen: The molecule that made the world	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	p53 and ageing: Too much of a good thing?	2002
Professor Jim Edwardson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Profile of Gerontological Institutions: The Institute for Ageing and Health, University of Newcastle	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Senescence	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The breath of life and death	2002
Professor Jim Edwardson Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The Institute for Ageing and Health, University of Newcastle, UK	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The National Service Framework - suggestions about priorities for policy development welcome	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Unravelling the mysteries of human ageing	2002
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	A stochastic model of cell replicative senescence based on telomere shortening, oxidative stress, and somatic mutations in nuclear and mitochondrial DNA	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Ageing	2001
Dr Kareen Martin Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Ageing of murine small intestinal stem cells	2001
Dr Daryl Shanley Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Caloric restriction, life-history evolution, and bioenergetics: Response to Mitteldorf	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Delivering the end of age	2001
Dr Daryl Shanley Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Evolution of the human menopause	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	If you would live long, choose your parents well	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Introduction	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Maternal and paternal lines of familial longevity	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Optimizing human fertility and survival	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Sex and ageing	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Sex and Longevity: Sexuality, Gender, Reproduction, Parenthood	2001
Professor Thomas von Zglinicki Professor Alexander Burkle Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Stress, DNA damage and ageing - An integrative approach	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The End of Age	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The genes that control ageing	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Where will it all end?	2001
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Why does aging occur?	2001
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 Kareen Martin Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Age-Related Changes in Irradiation-Induced Apoptosis and Expression of p21 and p53 in Crypt Stem Cells of Murine Intestine	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Biological origins of aging	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Biology of ageing	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	Caloric restriction, hormesis and life history plasticity	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	Caloric restriction, hormesis and life-history plasticity	2000
Dr Daryl Shanley Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Calorie Restriction and Aging: A Life-History Analysis	2000
Professor Tuck Finch Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Chance, Development and Aging	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood Dr Daryl Shanley	Evolution, stress, and longevity	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Human longevity at the cost of reproductive success: trade-offs in the life history	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Molecular gerontology. Bridging the simple and the complex	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Similarities of general and reproductive aging	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Understanding the biological determinants of longevity: new opportunities and challenges	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Why do we age?	2000
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Cellular mechanisms of ageing	1999
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Evolution, senescence, and health in old age	1999
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Human Longevity and Reproductive Success: Response to Gavrilov and Gavrilova	1999
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Longevity - does family size matter? Reply	1999
Dr Axel Kowald Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Modeling the role of mitochondrial mutations in cellular aging	1999
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Molecular gerontology - Bridging the simple and the complex	1999
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Normal and abnormal ageing processes in man	1999
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Positive correlation between mammalian life span and cellular resistance to stress	1999
Professor Tuck Finch Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The evolution of non-infectious and degenerative disease	1999
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	The science of human ageing: new opportunities and challenges	1999
Emeritus Professor Thomas Kirkwood	Time of Our Lives: The Science of Human Ageing	1999