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Protein vicinal thiols as intrinsic probes of brain redox states in health, aging, and ischemia.
Timothy D Foley, Wen C Huang, Emily A Petsche, Emily R Fleming, James C Hornickle

Metab Brain Dis· June 2024

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The Reducible Disulfide Proteome of Synaptosomes Supports a Role for Reversible Oxidations of Protein Thiols in the Maintenance of Neuronal Redox Homeostasis.
Timothy D Foley, Giancarlo Montovano, Monserrath Camacho Ayala

Neurochem Res· August 2020

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Reductive Reprogramming: A Not-So-Radical Hypothesis of Neurodegeneration Linking Redox Perturbations to Neuroinflammation and Excitotoxicity.
Timothy D Foley

Cell Mol Neurobiol· July 2019

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Potential widespread denitrosylation of brain proteins following prolonged restraint: proposed links between stress and central nervous system disease.
Timothy D Foley, Kari S Koval, Alexandria G Gallagher, Stefan H Olsen

Metab Brain Dis· February 2019

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Disulfide Stress Targets Modulators of Excitotoxicity in Otherwise Healthy Brains.
Timothy D Foley, Kristen M Katchur, Paul F Gillespie

Neurochem Res· October 2016

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Protein vicinal thiol oxidations in the healthy brain: not so radical links between physiological oxidative stress and neural cell activities.
Timothy D Foley, Kristen M Cantarella, Paul F Gillespie, Edward S Stredny

Neurochem Res· November 2014

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SNAP-25 contains non-acylated thiol pairs that can form intrachain disulfide bonds: possible sites for redox modulation of neurotransmission.
Timothy D Foley, Abbe R Clark, Edward S Stredny, Bradley M Wierbowski

Cell Mol Neurobiol· March 2012

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Phenylarsine oxide binding reveals redox-active and potential regulatory vicinal thiols on the catalytic subunit of protein phosphatase 2A.
Timothy D Foley, Scott L Melideo, Adriana E Healey, Eugene J Lucas, Jason A Koval

Neurochem Res· February 2011

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An improved phenylarsine oxide-affinity method identifies triose phosphate isomerase as a candidate redox receptor protein.
Timothy D Foley, Coral M Stredny, Teresa M Coppa, Maria A Gubbiotti

Neurochem Res· February 2010

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Oxidative inhibition of protein phosphatase 2A activity: role of catalytic subunit disulfides.
Timothy D Foley, Laura A Petro, Coral M Stredny, Teresa M Coppa

Neurochem Res· November 2007

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Brain PP2A is modified by thiol-disulfide exchange and intermolecular disulfide formation.
Timothy D Foley, Marissa E Kintner

Biochem Biophys Res Commun· May 2005

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Identification and H2O2 sensitivity of the major constitutive MAPK phosphatase from rat brain.
Timothy D Foley, John J Armstrong, Brian R Kupchak

Biochem Biophys Res Commun· March 2004

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Superoxide activates constitutive nitric oxide synthase in a brain particulate fraction.
Deanne B McPherson, Ryan P Kilker, Timothy D Foley

Biochem Biophys Res Commun· August 2002

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