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  Other researchers involved in the study include Buck scientists Michael G. Benedetti, Amanda L. Foster, Maithili C. Vantipalli, Mark P. White, James N. Sampayo, Matthew S. Gill and Anders Olsen.

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  Pan, K., Palter, E. J., Rogers, N. E., Olsen, A., Chen, D., Lithgow, J. G., Kapahi, P. (2006).Inhibition of mRNA translation extends lifespan in C. elegans.Aging Cell (In press).
  
  Olsen, A., Vantipalli, M. C., and Lithgow, G. L. (2006).Checkpoint Proteins Regulate Survival of the Post-Mitotic Adult Soma in Caenorhabditis elegans.Science, 312(5778):1381-5.
  
  Olsen, A., Vantipalli, M. C. and Lithgow, G. L. (2006).Lifespan Extension of C. elegans following repeated Mild Hormetic Heat Treatments.Biogerontology, (4), 221-30.
  
  Olsen, A., Vantipalli, M. C. and Lithgow, G. L. (2006).Stress and Ageing in Caenorhabditis elegans.New York Academy of Sciences, 1067:120-8.
  
  Lithgow, G.L Gill, M.S, Olsen, A, Sampayo, J (2005).Pharmacological intervention in invertebrate aging.AGE (2005) 27: 213,223
  
  Gill, M.S, Olsen, A, Sampayo, J and Lithgow, G.L. (2003).An automated high-throughput assay for survival of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans.Free Radical Biology & Medicine, 35(6), 558,565.
  
  Sampayo, J, Olsen, A, and Lithgow, G. L. (2003).Oxidative stress in C. elegans: - the protective effects of the synthetic mimetics, EUK-8 and EUK 134.Aging Cell 2, 319-326.
  
  Olsen, A., Sampayo, J and Lithgow, G.L. (2003).Aging in C. elegans.In "Aging of organisms" Part of series of five books on "Biology of Aging and its Modulation".Klüwer Academic Press.Series editor S. I.S. Rattan.
  
  Olsen, A., Siboska, G.E., Clark, B.F., and Rattan, S.I. (1999).N(6)-Furfuryladenine, Kinetin, Protects against Fenton Reaction- Mediated Oxidative Damage to DNA.Biochem.Biophys.Res Commun.265, 499-502.

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  Anders Olsen, Graduate Student

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  Anders Olsen, PhD Staff Scientist

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  The authors of the paper include Matthew Gill, PhD, Anders Olsen, PhD, James Sampayo, PhD, and Gordon Lithgow, PhD, all scientists at the Buck Institute.

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  Anders Olsen, PhD

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  Lead researcher Anders Olsen, PhD, found an unfamiliar gene during his screening."I typed the DNA sequence into an internet database, and up came this gene we had never heard of or ever imagined would be involved in lifespan determination," said Olsen.The scientist identified two other survival-controlling checkpoint proteins which are also included in the study.Olsen's work now involves identifying additional tumor suppressor genes that impact aging in both worms and human cells, as well as screening for compounds that mimic the genetic elimination of the checkpoint proteins that took place in the lab.
  
  "We think there are many more checkpoint proteins — in worms, in complex animals, in humans," said Olsen.
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  Joining Lithgow and Olsen as co-authors of the paper is Maithili C. Vantipalli, also of the Buck Institute.

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  Lead researcher Anders Olsen, PhD, found an unfamiliar gene during his screening."I typed the DNA sequence into an internet database, and up came this gene we had never heard of or ever imagined would be involved in lifespan determination," said Olsen.The scientist identified two other survival-controlling checkpoint proteins which are also included in the study.Olsen's work now involves identifying additional tumor suppressor genes that impact aging in both worms and human cells, as well as screening for compounds that mimic the genetic elimination of the checkpoint proteins that took place in the lab.
  
  "We think there are many more checkpoint proteins - in worms, in complex animals, in humans," said Olsen.
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  Joining Lithgow and Olsen as co-authors of the paper is Maithili C. Vantipalli, also of the Buck Institute.

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