Mitochondrial‐targeted catalase is good for the old mouse proteome, but not for the young: ‘reverse’ antagonistic pleiotropy?
Nathan Basisty(National Institute on Aging), Peter S. Rabinovitch(University of Washington), Yvonne Maina(University of Washington), Michael J. MacCoss(University of Washington), George M. Martin(Martin University), Arni Gagnidze(University of Washington), Mary J. Emond(Seattle Pacific University), Dao‐Fu Dai(Johns Hopkins University), Jeanne Fredrickson(University of Washington), Edward J. Hsieh(Seattle Pacific University), Richard P. Beyer(University of Washington), Lemuel Gitari(University of Washington)
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