Are age-related changes in redox biology important contributors to weakness in old age?
Malcolm J. Jackson(University of Liverpool), Anne M. Cardle(Arthritis UK), Christopher Ford(University of East Anglia), Richard Griffiths(University of Liverpool), Siobahn Scullion(Arthritis UK), Natalie Pollock(University of Liverpool), Tim Pearson(Taronga Conservation Society Australia), Giorgos K. Sakellariou(Culham Science Centre), Aphrodite Vasilaki(University of Liverpool)
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