Graham Lloyd Jones
Associate Professor, Human Biology/Physiology
Convenor, Human Biology/Physiology
Qualifications
BSc (Hons), PhD (Qld)
Contact
| Email: | gjones2@une.edu.au |
| Room: | McClymont Building 328 |
| Phone: | 02 6773 3274 (or +61 2 6773 3274 overseas) |
| Fax: | 02 6773 3267 |
Graham has been involved in a wide range of research programmes applying basic chemical, biochemical and immunological techniques to the study of human biology Research interests have focused on investigations of the effects of antioxidant supplements on age related attenuation of the stress protein response as well as changes in this response in human breast cancer. Projects involving Blackmores Aust as industry partner have focused on the role of antioxidants in the mitigation of skin damage after UV exposure. Recently we have begun investigating useful bioactivities of native Australian plants used traditionally by Aborigines in wound healing.
Research interests
- Human hair and erythrocyte membrane proteins.
- Stress proteins in human ageing.
- Bioremediation of depleted agricultural and pastoral land.
- Science education for students of the complementary therapies
Projects are available in the following areas for honours and higher degree study
1. Human and animal erythrocyte shape transitions and membrane proteins in health and disease;
2. Human and animal hair proteins;
3. Evidence-based comparisons of orthodox and complementary therapies;
4. Stress proteins in human breast cancer
5. Age related attenuation of the human stress protein response;
6. Free radical insult and the effects of antioxidants;
7. Bioactive components from native Australian traditional medicinal plants.
Undergraduate teaching 2008
HHSC 136/146 (55%) 6.53
HHSC 147 (10%) 1.25
FSCI 102 (25%) 3.0
HHSC 202 (22%) 0.1 ---
HHSC 243 (30%) 0.7125
HHSC 336 (30%) 2.5125
HHSC 384 (70%) 3.325
HUMN 240/340 (10%) 1.163
MICR 350 (33.3%) 1.53
HHSC 398/498 (80%) 0.5
WORK 300 0.125
Publications
Book Chapters
1. Jones, G.L. and Vestling, C.S. Changes in the apparent isoelectric point of mitochondrial malate dehydrogenase caused by phospholipid binding. Electrofocus 1978, 55-68, Elsevier North Holland, 1979.
2. Saul, A., Epping, R., Geysen, H., Lord, R., Jones, G.L., Smythe, J. and Ramasamy, R. Delineation of epitopes on a P. falciparum merozoite surface antigen using inhibitory monoclonal antibodies. In: Technological Advances in Vaccine Development, Alan, R. Liss Inc., New York, pp 547-553, 1988.
3. Saul, A., Kara, U., Jones, G., Gale, J., Lord, R., Pam, C., Edmundson, H., Epping, R. and Pye, D. Development of a peptide vaccine for the asexual stages of Plasmodium falciparum. In: Vaccines 89, Cold Spring Harbour Laboratory, New York, pp. 491-498, 1989.
4. Jones, G.L., Edmundson, H., Lord, R., Spencer, L., Mollard, R., and Saul, A. Immunogenicity of overlapping synthetic peptides derived from the sequence of a malarial surface antigen - implications for vaccine development. In: Innovations and Perspectives in Solid Phase synthesis. First International Symposium Proceedings, R. Epton (ed.), SPCC, Birmingham, UK. pp 497-510, 1990.
5. Jones, G.L., Spencer, L., Lord, R., Edmundson, H. and Saul, A.J. The specificity of antibodies raised against selected peptide epitopes of a malarial protein as influenced by the context in which they are presented as immunogens. In: Solid Phase Synthesis, Epton (ed), Mayflower, Birmingham UK, pp 587-594, 1994.
6. Jones, G.L. One-dimensional Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate Polyacrylamide gel Electrophoresis. Encyclopedia of Separation Science, Wilson, I.D., Adlard, E.R., Cooke, M. and Poole, C.F., (eds), Vol 3:1309-1315. London: Academic Press, 2000.
7. Peng, J, Piva,T.,Jones, G.L.,Boyle, G.M., Parsons, P.G., Watson, K. Stress Response of Human Cell Lines to UVB Irradiation. Meeting of the Society for Free Radical Research –European Section. Free Radicals and Oxidative Stress:Chemistry, Biochemistry and Pathophysiological Implications, Galaris,D., (ed.), pp79-84, ISBN 85-7567-003-09, Medimond, Bologna, 2003.
8. Jones G.L. Smith J.E. and Watson, K, Bioactive properties of native Australian medicinal plants. Acharya, S. N., and Thomas, J. E., eds Advances in Medicinal Plant Research, Chapter 12, pp 257-286 ISBN 81-7736-255-0, Research Signpost, Kerala 2007.
9. Jones G.L. Asia and Australia – Essentially a well oiled connection. Aromatic Plants from Asia, their Chemistry and Application in Food and Therapy, Chapter 17, Dung, N. X., Jirovetz, L., Varshney, V. K., (eds.), pp247-261, ISBN 978-81-905771-0-6, Har Krishnan Bhalla, India, 2007.
Refereed Journal Articles
1. Jones, G.L. and Masters, C.J. On the differential inhibition of the multiple forms of catalase in mouse tissue. FEBS Letters 21: 207-210, 1972.
2. Jones, G.L. and Masters, C.J. On the synthesis and degradation of the multiple forms of catalase in mouse liver. Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 161: 606-609, 1974.
3. Jones, G.L. and Masters, C.J. On the nature and characteristics of the multiple forms of catalase in mouse liver. Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 169: 7-21, 1975.
4. Jones, G.L. and Masters, C.J. On the turnover and proteolysis of catalase in tissues of the guinea pig and acatalasaemic mouse. Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 173: 463-471, 1976.
5. Jones, G.L. and Masters, C.J. On the comparative characteristics of mammalian catalases. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 55b: 511-518, 1976.
6. Jones, G.L. and Masters, C.J. On the synthesis and degradation of the multiple forms of catalase in mouse tissues. Effects of 3 Amino-1,2,4 Triazole and P. Chlorophenoxyisobutyric acid ethyl ester (clofibrate). Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 187: 431-440, 1978.
7. Kuan, K., Jones, G.L. and Vestling,C.S. Rapid preparation of mitochondrial malate dehydrogenase from rat liver and heart. Biochemistry, 18: 4366-4373, 1980.
8. Suleiman, S.A., Jones, G.L., Singh, H. and La Brecque, D.A. Changes in lysosomal cathepsin activities during rat liver regeneration. Biochem. Biophys. Acta, 627: 17-22, 1980.
9. Suleiman, S.A., Niehaus, M.J., Jones, G.L. and Vestling, C.S. Comparative study of mitochondrial dehydrogenase from normal rat liver and Morris hepatomas in vivo and in culture. Cancer Res., 41: 7-11, 1980.
10. Jones, G.L. Plasma anti-proteases in Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Biochem. Med. 27: 1-7, 1982.
11. Jones, G.L. and Shaw, D.C. A polymorphic variant of human erythrocyte carbonic anhydrase I with a widespread distribution in Australian Aborigines, CA I (Australia-9) (8 Asp¬Gly); Purification, properties, amino acid substitution and possible physiological significance of the variant enzyme. Biochem. Genetics 20: 943-977, 1982.
12. Jones, G.L., Salam, A., Sofro, M., and Shaw, D.C. Chemical and enzymological characterization of an Indonesian variant of human erythrocyte carbonic anhydrase II, CA II Jogjakarta (17 Lys¬Glu). Biochem. Genetics, 20: 979-1000, 1982.
13. Jones, G.L. and Shaw, D.C. Purification, properties, partial sequence and evolutionary relationships of marsupial erythrocyte carbonic anhydrase. Biochem. Biophys. Acta. 709: 284-303, 1982.
14. Jones, G.L. and Neill, A.R. The effects of clofibrate and 3-amino-1,2,4 triazole on liver catalase and lipid metabolism in mice. Biochim. Biophys. Acta. 712: 420-426, 1982.
15. Jones, G.L., Teng, Y-S. and Shaw, D.C. Comparative enzymological and chemical properties of purified isozymes of aldehyde dehydrogenase from human liver and erythrocytes - Implications for ethnic differences in alcohol metabolism. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research 6: 435-436, 1982. (Invited paper).
16. Jones, G.L. and Shaw, D.C. Multiplicity of red cell carbonic anhydrase in a marsupial and a monotreme. Isozyme Bulletin, 15: 98-99, 1982.
17. Jones, G.L. and Teng, Y-s. A chemical and enzymological account of the multiple forms of human liver aldehyde dehydrogenase - Implications for ethnic differences in alcohol metabolism. Biochim. Biophys. Acta. 745: 162-174, 1983.
18. Jones, G.L. Optimized procedures for investigating changes in human erythrocyte membrane proteins using treatment with calcium and various proteases. Clin. Chim. Acta. 13: 1-10, 1983.
19. Jones, G.L. and Shaw, D.C. A chemical and enzymological comparison of the common major erythrocyte carbonic anhydrase II, its minor component and new genetic variant, CA II Melbourne (237 Pro ¬His). Human Genetics 63: 392-399, 1983.
20. Jones, G.L. Red cell membrane proteins in insulin dependent diabetes mellitus - differential effects of treatment with calcium and various proteases. Biochemical Medicine 32: 298-403, 1984.
21. Jones, G.L. and Shaw, D.C. Human red cell carbonic anhydrase variants in Australasia. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 429: 249-261, 1984. (Invited paper).
22. Yenchitsomanus, P., Summers, K.M., Board, P.G., Bhatia, K.K., Jones, G.L., Johnston, K., Nurse, G.T. .alpha-Thallassemia in Papua New Guinea. Hum. Genetics 74: 432-437, 1986.
23. Jones, G.L., Taufa, T. and Lourie, J.A. Hair trace metal levels of inhabitants of the OK Tedi region of Papua New Guinea. Environmental Pollution 48: 101-115, 1987.
24. Jones, G.L., Kara, U., Edmundson, H.M., Pam, C., Lord, R., Gale, L., Pye, D. and Saul, A. Toward a synthetic peptide vaccine against asexual stage of P. falciparum. Proc. Aust. Biotech. Conference 8: 432-435, 1989.
25. Jones, G.L., Gale, J., Lord, R., Edmundson, H.M., Saul, A. and Pye, D. High titre response against a malarial antigen depends on the flanking sequence of the immunising peptide conjugate. Peptide Research 2: 282-286, 1989.
26. Jones, G.L., Edmundson, H.M., Spencer, L., Gale, J. and Saul, A. The use of maleimidocaproyloxysuccinimide to prepare malarial peptide carrier immunogens; immunogenicity of the linking region. J. Immunol. Methods 123: 211-216, 1989.
27. Saul, A., Lord, R., Jones, G.L., Geysen, H.M., Gale, J. and Mollard, R. Crossreactivity of antibody against an epitope of the Plasmodium falciparum second merozoite surface antigen. Parasite Immunology 11(6): 593-601, 1989.
28. Kara, U., Pye, D., Lord, R., Pam, C., Gould, H., Geysen, M., Jones, G., Stenzel, C., Kidson, C. and Saul, A. Immune response to a synthetic peptide corresponding to an epitope of a parasitiophorous vacuole membrane antigen from Plasmodium falciparum. J. Immunol., 143(4): 1334-1339, 1989.
29. Ramasamy, R., Jones, G.L. and Lord, R. Characterisation of an inhibitory monoclonal antibody-defined epitope on a malaria vaccine candidate antigen. Immunol. Lett. 23: 305-310, 1990.
30. Jones, G.L., and Edmundson, H. Protein phosphorylation during the asexual life cycle of the malarial parasite P. falciparum. Biochim. Biophys. Acta. 1053: 118-124, 1990.
31. Jones, G.L., Spencer, L., Lord, R., Mollard, R., Pye, D., and Saul, A. Peptide vaccines derived from a malarial surface antigen - Effects of dose and adjuvants on immunogenicity. Immunol. Letters 24: 253-260, 1990.
32. Tilley, L., Foley, M., Anders, R.F., Dluzewski, A.R., Gratzer, W.B., Jones, G.L. and Sawyer, W.H. Rotational dynamics of the integral membrane protein Band-3 as a probe of membrane events associated with P. falciparum infections of the human erythrocyte. Biochim. Biophys. Acta 1025-135-142, 1990.
33. Jones, G.L., Edmundson, H.M., Wesche, D. and Saul, A. Human erythrocyte Band-3 has an altered N terminus in malaria resistant Melanesian ovalocytosis. Biochim. Biophys. Acta. 1096: 33-40, 1990.
34. Limpaiboon, T., Taylor, D.W., Jones, G., Geysen, H.M. and Saul, A. Characterization of a Plasmodium falciparum epitope recognised by a monoclonal antibody with broad isolate and species specificity. S.E. Asian J. Trop. Hlth. Public Hyg., 21: 388-396, 1990.
35. Jones, G.L., Spencer, L., Mollard, R., Saul, A. Variable linking region immunogenicity using malarial peptide carrier protein conjugates of defined composition. Immunol. Letters, 26: 285-290, 1990.
36. Jones, G.L., Lord, R., Spencer, L. and Saul, A. Comparative immunogenicity of peptides and peptide carrier protein conjugates derived from the constant region of a strain variable malarial surface antigen. Immunol. Lett. 27: 209-214, 1991.
37. Tilley, L., Jones, G.L., Nash, G.B and Sawyer, W.H. Decreased rotational diffusion of Band-3 in Melanesian ovalocytes from Papua New Guinea. J. Memb. Biol., 121: 477-483, 1991.
38. Ho, P.C-L., Mutch, D.A., Winkel, K.D., Saul, A.J., Jones, G.L., Doran, T.J. and Rzepczyk, C.M. Identification of two promiscuous T cell epitopes from tetanus toxin. Eur. J. Immunol. 20: 477-483, 1990.
39. Jones, G.L., Spencer, L., Lord, R., Edmundson, H and Saul, A.J. High titre antisera production using three adjuvants and peptide conjugates derived from malarial surface antigen MSA2. Peptide Research, 4: 138-141, 1991.
40. Jones, G.L., and Edmundson, H.M. Plasmodium falciparum polypeptides interacting with human red cell membranes show high affinity binding to Band-3. Biochim. Biophys. Acta 1097: 71-76, 1991.
41. Jones, G.L., Edmundson, H., Lord, R., Spencer, L., Mollard, R., and Saul, A. Immunological fine structure for the variable and constant regions of a malarial surface antigen. Mol. Biochem. Parasitology 48: 1-10, 1991.
42. Lord, R., Jones, G.L. and Spencer, L. Ethanol euthanasia and its effect on the binding of antibody generated against an immunogenic peptide construct. Research in Vet. Sci. 51: 164-168, 1991.
43. Tanner, M.J.A., Bruce, L., Martin, P.G. and Jones, G.L. Melanesian hereditary ovalocytes have a deletion in the red cell Band-3 gene. Blood 78: 2785-2786, 1991.
44. Naumann, K., Jones, G.L. Smith, R. and Saul, A.J. Parasite induced changes to localised erythrocyte deformability in cultures of Plasmodium falciparum. Immunol. Cell Biol. 70: 267-275, 1992.
45. Qin Cheng, Jones, G.L., Er Xiang Liu, Kidson, C. and Saul, A. Identification of a common Plasmodium epitope (CPE) recognised by a pan specific inhibitory monoclonal antibody. Mol. Biochem Parasitol. 49: 73-82, 1991
46. Rzepczyk, C.M., Csurhes, P.A., Saul, A.J. and Jones, G.L. Comparative study of the T cell response to two allelic forms of a malarial vaccine candidate protein. J. Immunol. 148: 1197-1204, 1992.
47. Rzepczyk, C.M., Csurhes, P.A., Bell, K. and Jones, G.L. Delineation of the epitopic specificity in the antibody response of adult Melanesians to a polymorphic merozoite surface antigen (MSA2) from P. falciparum. J. Protozool. Research 2: 102-111, 1992.
48. Saul, A., Lord, R., Jones, G.L. and Spencer, L. Protective immunization with variant peptides of the Plasmodium falciparum antigen MSA2. J. Immunol. 148: 208-211, 1992.
49. Naumann, K.M., Jones, G.L., Saul, A. and Smith, R. A Plasmodium falciparum exo-antigen alters erythrocyte membrane deformability. FEBS Letts. 292: 95-97, 1991.
50. Lord, R., Jones, G.L., Spencer, L. and Saul, A. Mice immunised with a synthetic peptide construct corresponding to an epitope present on a P. falciparum antigen are protected against P. chabaudi challenge. Parasite Immunol. 15: 613-618, 1993.
51. Lord, R., Jones, G.L. and Saul, A. The influence of water miscible alcohols on the conformation of antibodies directed against a defined epitope. Peptide Res. 7: 36-39, 1994.
52. Lord, R., Jones, G.L. and Saul, A. Two immunogenic peptide conjugates derived from P. falciparum MSA2 give rise to antibodies which cross react with a non homologous 195kD malarial protein. Peptide Res. 6: 191-194, 1993.
53. Tilley, I., McPherson, R.A., Jones, G.L. and Sawyer, W.H. Structural organisation of Band 3 in Melanesian ovalocytes. Biochim. Biophys. Acta 1181: 83-89, 1993.
54. Sitwat, L.K., Watson, K. and Jones, G.L. Rapid high resolution one dimensional electrophoretic separation and partial characterisation of human hair proteins. Electrophoresis 16: 110-115, 1995.
55. Jones, G.L., Spencer, L., Lord, R. and Saul, A.J. Effect of context and adjuvant on the immunogenicity of recombinant proteins and peptide conjugates derived from the polymorphic malarial surface antigen MSA2. Vaccine 14: 77-84, 1996.
56. Sitwat, L.K., Watson, K. and Jones, G.L. One dimensional peptide mapping of mammalian hair proteins. Int. J. Biochem. Cell Biol. 28: 1155-1162, 1996.
57. Khawar, S.L., Watson, K. and Jones, G.L. A comparative electrophoretic analysis of mammalian hair and avian feather proteins. Int. J. Biochem. Cell Biology 29: 367-380, 1997.
58. Rao, D.V., Watson, K. and Jones, G.L. Age-related attenuation in the expression of the major heat shock proteins in human peripheral lymphocytes. Mechanisms of Ageing and Development 107: 105-118, 1999.
59. Rao, D.V., Jones, G.L. and Watson, K. A comprehensive analysis of heat shock protein synthesis in human peripheral lymphocytes: the effect of penicillin/streptomycin. International Journal of Biochemistry and Cell Biology 31: 861-838, 1999.
60. Jones, G.L., Khawar, S.L. and Watson, K. A polymorphic variation in the sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis separation of human hair proteins. Electrophoresis 20: 3347-3348, 1999.
61. Peng, J., Jones, G.L. and Watson, K. Stress proteins as biomarkers of oxidative stress effects of antioxidant supplements. Free Radicals in Biol. Med. 28: 1598-1606, 2000.
62. Zou, C.G., Agar, N. and Jones, G.L. Haemolysis of human and sheep red blood cells in glycerol media: the effects of pH and the role of Band 3. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 127: 247-353, 2000.
63. Zou, C.G., Agar, N. and Jones, G.L. Oxidation of sheep red blood cells by t-butyl hydroperoxide, the role of glutathione and glutathione peroxidation. Free Radical Research 34: 45-56 2001.
64. Zou, C.G. and Jones, G.L. Haemolysis of human red blood cells induced by a water soluble free radical initiator and its inhibition by a commercial antioxidant mixture. Life Sciences, 69: 75-86, 2001.
65. Zou, C.G. and Jones, G.L. Chlorodinitrobenzene-mediated damage in the human erythrocyte membrane leads to haemolysis. Life Sciences, 71: 735-746, 2002.
66. Zou, C.G. and Jones, G.L. Enhancement of glutathione-dependent haemin degradation by ascorbic acid. Biochem. Pharmacol., 64: 565-572, 2002.
67. Rao, D. V., Boyle, G. M., Parsons, P.G., Watson, K. and Jones, G.L. Influence of ageing, heat shock treatment and in vivo total antioxidant status on gene expression profile and protein synthesis in human peripheral lymphocytes. Mechanisms of Ageing and Development, 124: 55-69, 2003.
68. Howard, J., Jones, G.L., Oliver, C., and Watson, K. Dietary intake of antioxidant modulates antioxidant status and heat shock protein 70 synthesis. Redox Report, 7: 308-311, 2002.
69. Mijajlovic, S., Jones, G.L., Minichiello, V and Watson, K. A comprehensive review of evidence-based CAM use in HIV/AIDS. J. Aust. Trad. Med. Soc, 9: 1-7, 2003.
70. Mijajlovic, S., Smith, J., Watson, K., Parsons, P., and Jones, G.L. Traditional Australian medicinal plants: Screening for activity against human cancer cell lines. J. Aust. Trad. Med. Soc., 12: 129-132, 2006.
71. Jones, G.L. Traditional, current and potential uses of Australian medicinal plants. J. Aust.Trad. Med. Soc., 12: 201-205, 2006.
72. Smith, J.E., Watson, K., Tucker, D. and Jones, G.L. Identification of antibacterial constituents from the Australian medicinal plant Eremophila duttonii (F. Muell) (Myoporaceae). J. Ethnopharmacology , 112: 386-393, 2007
Refereed Conference Abstracts
1. Jones, G.L. and Masters, C.J. On the turnover characteristics and multiplicity of mouse liver catalase. Proc. Aust. Biochem. Soc. 8: 15, 1975.
2. Jones, G.L. and Vestling, C.S. Lipid content of highly purified mitochondrial malate dehydrogenase. Fed. Proc. 37: 1780, 1978.
3. Suleiman, S.A., Jones, G.L., Singh, H and Vestling, C.S. Effect of inhibitors of lysosomal cathepsins on protein degradation in rat hepatocytes. Fed. Proc. 38: 385, 1979.
4. La Brecque, D.R., Suleiman, S.A., Jones, G.L. and Singh, H. Changes in lysosomal cathepsins during liver regeneration. Fed. Proc. 38: 1119, 1979.
5. Jones, G.L. Marsupial carbonic anhydrase: purification, properties and evolutionary relationships. Proc. Aust. Biochem. Soc. 14: 18, 1980.
6. Jones, G.L. and Shaw, D.C. The multiple forms of a marsupial erythrocyte carbonic anhydrase are epigenetic modification of a single gene product. Proc. Aust. Biochem. Soc. 14: 18, 1981.
7. Jones, G.L. A chemical and enzymological account of the effects of genetic and post-translational modifications of human erythrocyte CA II – Description of a new variant CA II. Pathology 15: 106, 1983.
8. Jones, G.L. Human red cell membrane proteins – Calcium treatment, partial proteolysis and auto phosphorylation under specified conditions reveal consistent changes in insulin dependent diabetes and Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Proc. Aust. Biochem. Soc. 15: 86, 1983.
9. Jones, G.L. Red cell membrane proteins in Melanesian ovalocytosis-autophosphorylation and proteolysis. Proc. Aust. Biochem. Soc. 16: 34, 1984.
10. Jones, G.L. Characterisation of a variant form of carbonic anhydrase I with widespread distribution in Australian Aboriginals. Pathology, 13: 166, 1984.
11. Jones, G.L. Hair trace metal analysis in inhabitants of the OK Tedi region of Papua New Guinea – Values for entire population. Proc. Nutr. Soc. Aust. 9: 135, 1984.
12. Jones, G.L. Hair trace metal levels of inhabitants of the OK Tedi region of Papua New Guinea – Analysis by age and sex. Proc. Nutr. Soc. Aust. 9: 136, 1984.
13. Wilcox, A.M. and Jones, G.L. A comparison of the cellulolytic activities expressed by aerobic composting bacteria grown on various defined carbon sources. Proc. Aust. Biochem. Soc. 18: 40, 1986.
14. Jones, G.L. Changes in enzyme levels, sarcoplasmic Ca2+ accumulation and SDS-PAGE protein profile after denervation of toad gastrocnemius muscle. Proc. Aust. Biochem. Soc. 17: 99, 1985.
15. Rzepczyk, C., Ramasamy, R., Anderson, L., Mutch, D., Ho, P., Jones, G.L., Doran, T., Brabin, B., Parkinson, D., Woodrow, B., Murray, B., Irving, D. and Goss, N. Epitopes in key malarial antigens recognised by human T cells. XIIth International Congress for Topical Medicine and Malaria, The Netherlands, 1988.
16. Jones, G.L., Epping, T., Kara, U., Gale, J., Lord, R., Edmundson, H., Ramasamy, R., Smythe, J., Geysen, M., Tao, Y and Saul, A. Immunogenicity trials on synthetic peptides corresponding to epitopes of P. falciparum bloodstage antigens recognised by inhibitory monoclonal antibodies. Lorne Protein Conference, 1988.
17. Jones, G.L., Epping, R., Gale, J., Edmundson, H.M., Saul, A., Smythe, J., Geysen, M., Pye, D. Synthetic peptide immunogens derived from P. falciparum bloodstage antigents recognised by inhibitory monoclonals. XIIth International Conference for Tropical Medicine and Malaria, The Netherlands, 1988.
18. Jones, G.L. and Edmundson, H.M. Phosphorylation of parasite proteins during the asexual life cycle of P. falciparum. XIIth International Conference for Tropical Medicine and Malaria, The Netherlands, 1988.
19. Jones, G.L., Lord, R., Gale, J., Edmundson, H.M., Pye, D., Mollard, R. and Saul, A. Synthetic peptide immunogens derived from P. Falciparum blood stage antigens recognised by inhibitory antibodies. Vaccines, 1988 Lorne, Australia, 1988.
20. Lord, R., Jones, G.L., Spencer, L. and Saul, A. A mouse model for malaria vaccine development. Inaugural AMP-QLD Medical Research Award (finalist abstract), Wesley Hospital, Brisbane, Australia, 1989.
21. Jones, G.L., Edmundson, H.M., Gale, J. and Stenzel, D. The role of red cell membrane Band-3 during the invasion and development of the human malarial parasite Plasmodium falciparum. Lorne Protein Conference, 1990.
22. Jones, G.L., Edmundson, H.M., Wesche, D. and Stenzel, D. Human erythrocyte Band-3 has an altered N terminus in malaria resistant Melanesian ovalocytosis. Lorne Protein Conference, 1990.
23. Lord, R., Jones, G., Spencer, L. and Saul, A. The use of Plasmodium chabaudi homologues in malaria vaccine development. AMP-QLD Medical Research Award Finalist (1990). (Basis for Roger’s award for Young Queenslander of the year) (1990).
24. Jones, G., Edmundson, H.M., Lord, R., Mollard, R., Spencer, L. and Saul. A. “When is a peptide not immunogenic? When is linker not immunogenic? – A comparative study of immunogenicity of overlapping peptides from a malarial surface antigen”. Lorne Protein Conference, 1989.
25. Jones, G.L. and Edmundson, H. Phosphorylation of parasite proteins during the asexual life cycle of Plasmodium falciparum. Lorne Protein Conference, 1989.
26. Mutch, D., Ho, P., Jones, G., Battistutta, D., Doran, T. and Rzepcyzk, C. High frequency of recognition of certain T epitopes in circumsporozoite protein (CSP) by Melanesians. Aust. Soc. Immunology, 1989.
27. Rzepcyzk, C., Ramasamy, R., Anderson, K., Mutch, D., Ho, P., Jones, G., Doran, T., Brabin, B., Parkinson, D., Woodrow, G., Murray, B., Irving, D. and Anders, R. Epitopes in key malarial antigens recognised by human T cells. Aust. Soc. Immunology, 1988.
28. Tilley, L., Foley, M., Dluzewski, A.R., Jones, G.L. and Sawyer, W.H. Membrane protein dynamics in normal and malaria infected erythrocytes. Proc. Aust. Biochem. Soc., 21: C78, 1989.
29. McPherson, R., Anders, R.F., Jones, G.L., Sawyer, W.H. and Tilley, L. Aggregation of membrane proteins in normal, aged and malaria infected erythrocytes. Proc. Aust. Soc. Biochem., 22: C50, 1990.
30. Naumann, K.M., Jones, G.L., Saul, A.J., and Smith, R.J. Parasite induced changes to localised erythrocyte membrane deformability in P. falciparum cultures. Proc. Aust. Soc. Biochem., 22: P6, 1990.
31. Jones, G.L., Naumann, K.M. and Smith, R.J. Modulation of the immunological activity of erythrocyte membrane proteins during the asexual life cycle of the human malaria parasite P. falciparum. Proc. Aust. Soc. Biochem, 22: P7, 1990.
32. Lord, R., Jones, G., Spencer, L. and Saul, A. The P. chabaudi homologue of P. falciparum MSA2 and its use in malaria vaccine development. Lorne Vaccine Conference, 1990.
33. Jones, G.L., Spencer, L., Lord, R., Pye, D. and Saul, A. Peptide vaccines derived from a polymorphic malarial surface antigen – Effects of dose, adjuvants and carrier protein on immunogenicity. Lorne Vaccine Conference, 1990.
34. Jones, G.L., Edmundson, H.M., Wesche, D. and Saul, A. Human erythrocyte Band-3 has an altered N terminus in malaria resistant Melanesian ovalocytosis. Proc. Aust. Trop. Health and Nutr. Conference, 1990, p.276 (University of Queensland Press – St. Lucia).
35. Jones, G.L., Naumann, K.M. and Smith, R.J. Modulation of the immunological activity of erythrocyte membrane proteins during the asexual life cycle of the human malaria parasite P. falciparum. Proc. Aust. Trop. Health and Nutr. Conference, 1990, p.277-278 (University of Queensland Press – St. Lucia).
36. Lord, R., Jones, G., Spencer, L. and Saul, A. The P. chabaudi homologue of MSA2 from P. falciparum. Proc. Aust. Trop. Nutr. Hlth and Nutr. Conference, 1990, (University of Queensland Press – St. Lucia).
37. Naumann, K., Jones, G.L., Smith, R. and Saul, A.J. Parasite induced changes to localised erythrocyte membrane deformability in Plasmodium falciparum cultures. Proc. Aust. Trop. Nutr. Hlth and Nutr. Conference, 1990, p. 281-282 (University of Queensland Press – St. Lucia).
38. Beaton, S., Jones, G.L., Nash, G.B., Sawyer, W.H. and Tilley, L. Membrane organisation in ovalocytic erythrocytes from Papua New Guinea. Proc. Aust. Soc. Biochem. Mol. Biol. 23: C39, 1991.
39. Sitwat, L., Watson, K., Taufa, T., Lourie, J.A. and Jones, G.L. Changes in hair heavy metal levels in populations near the OK Tedi mine site Papua New Guinea. First International Conference of Environmental Biometrics and Statistics. Sydney, 1992.
40. Lord, R., Jones, G., Spencer, L. and Saul, A. A mouse malaria model for a Plasmodium falciparum merozoite surface antigen – implications for vaccine development. 29th National Scientific Conference of the Australian Society for Medical Research. (Lorne, Victoria, Australia, 9-12 December 1990).
41. Lord, R., Jones, G., Spencer, L. and Saul, A. Protective immunisation in a mouse model with peptides derived from the human malaria vaccine candidate MSA2. AMP Queensland Biomedical Research Awards (finalist abstract). (The Bancroft Centre, Brisbane, Australia, 6 August 1991).
42. Lord, R., Jones, G., Spencer, L. and Saul, A. A possible P. chabaudi homologue for QF 116 from P. falciparum. AMP Queensland Biomedical Research Awards (finalist abstract). (The Bancroft Centre, Brisbane, Australia, 2 June 1992).
43. Lord, R., Jones, G. and Saul, A. The effects of alcohols on antibody conformation. 31st National Scientific Conference of the Australian Society for Medical Research. (Brisbane, Australia, 13-16 December 1992).
44. Jones, G.L., Spender, L., Lord, R., Edmundson, H. and Saul, A. The specificity of antibodies raised against selected peptide epitopes of a malarial protein as influenced by the context in which they are presented as immunogens. Innovations and Perspectives in Solid Phase Synthesis, Biological and Medical Applications Third International Symposium, Oxford U.K 31/8 – 4/9 1993.
45. Jones, G.L., Spencer, L., Lord, R., Edmundson, H. and Saul, A. Effect of context on the immunogenicity of recombinant proteins and peptide conjugates derived from the polymorphic surface antigen MSA2, Third International Conference on Amino Acids and Derivatives, Vienna, Austria, August 1993.
46. Sitwat, L.K., Watson, K., and Jones, G.L. Improved separation and partial characterisation of S-Carboxymethylated human hair proteins. Aust Soc for Biochem and Mol Biol, September 1994, Vol 26, POS 73.
47. Sitwat, L.K., Watson, K., and Jones, G.L. An electrophoretic comparison of hair and feather proteins from various species of mammals and birds. Aust Soc for Biochem and Mol Biol, September 1994, Vol 26, POS 74.
48. Jones, G.L., Watson, K., Khawar, S.L., Goldman, A. Relative cysteine content of mammalian and avian hair and feather keratins. A comparative electrophoretic approach. XIth Int. Conf. on Methods in Protein Structure Analysis. P55, Annercy, France, September 1996.
49. Jones, G.L., Reddy, S. and Sprinkle, T. A familial spherocytosis with greatly decreased erythrocyte spectrin Band-1. XIth Int. Conf on Methods in Protein Structure Analysis, P56, Annercy, France, September, 1996.
50. Jones, G.L., Watson, K., Khawar, S.L., Goldman, A. S-Carboxymethylation of mammalian and avian keratins. Aust. Soc. for Biochem & Mol. Biology. POS 225, October, 1996. Vol. 28.
51. Jones, G.L., Reddy, S. and Sprinkle, J. Spherocytosis in a New England Family. Aust. Soc. for Biochem. and Mol. Biol. POS 329, October, 1996. Vol. 28.
52. Reddy, S.P., Jones, G.L., and Watson, K. Heat shock proteins and human ageing. Aust. Soc. for Biochem. and Mol. Biol. POS 322, October, 1996. Vol. 28.
53. Peng, J., Jones, G.L. and Watson, K. Kinetics of stress protein induction by free radicals and heat shock in human peripheral lymphocytes. Proceedings Australian Society Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Sept 29-Oct 2, 1997, Melbourne. 29:B2-83.
54. Rao, D.V., Jones, G.L. and Watson, K. Effect of ageing and antibiotics on expression of heat shock proteins in human peripheral leucocytes. Proceedings Australian Society Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Sept 29-Oct 2, 1997, Melbourne. 29:B1-46.
55. Rao, D.V., Jones, G.L. and Watson, K. Heat shock protein synthesis in human lymphocytes. Proceedings 5th International Federation of Teratology Societies Conference, November 16-19, Sydney. 1997.
56. Peng, J., Watson, K and Jones, G.L. Effects of the free radical generator AAPH on oxidant status and stress protein response in human lymphocytes. Proceedings Australian Society Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Sept 28 – Oct 1, 1998. Adelaide. 30: POS-Wed-59.
57. Rao, D.V., Watson, K. and Jones, G.L. Attenuation of the heat shock response in human peripheral lymphocytes. Proceedings Australian Society Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Sept 28 – Oct 1, 1998, Adelaide. 30: POS-Wed-60.
58. Watson, K., Rao, V. and Jones, G.L. Age-related attenuation of the major heat shock proteins in human lymphocytes. Proc Keystone Symposium Aging: Genetic and Environmental Influence on Life Span, Colorado, Feb 2-7, 1999. P222.
59. Peng, J., Jones, G.L. and Watson, K. Effects of antioxidant supplements on redox status and heat shock protein expression in human lymphocytes. Proceedings Australian Society Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Sept 27-30, 1999. Gold Coast. 31: POS-Tues-045.
60. Rao, D.V., Watson, K and Jones, G.L. Factors influencing the kinetics of heat shock protein expression in human lymphocytes. Proceedings Australian Society Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Sept 27-30, 1999. Gold Coast. 31: POS-Wed-57.
61. Jones, G.L., Rao, D.V. and Watson, K. Effects of ageing on heat shock protein expression in human peripheral lymphocytes. Proceedings Immunity in the Elderly, June 6-9, 1999. Institut Merieux, Veyrier-du-Lac, France. 107.
62. Watson, K., Peng, J., Rao, D.V. & Jones, G.L. Stressful successful ageing. The Science of Ageing, National Ageing Research Institute Inaugural National Conference, November 29-30, Melbourne. 12. 1999.
63. Watson, K. Peng, J. and Jones, G.L. Redox regulation of stress protein synthesis – modulation by free radicals and antioxidants. Proceedings 8th Meeting Society for Free Radical Research Australasia, Oxidative Pathways in Health and Disease, December 1-4, 1999. Sydney.
64. Zou, C.G., Agar, N.S. and Jones, G.L. Haemolysis of human and sheep erythrocytes in glycerol media. Proc Aust and NZ Soc for Comp Physiol and Biochem, Dec 2-5, 1999. Armidale, Vol 16 p35.
65. Zou, C.J., and Agar, N.S. and Jones, G.L. Effects of oxidative insult on red blood cells from high and low GSH sheep. Proc Aust and NZ Soc for Comp Physiol and Biochem, Dec 2-5, 1999. Armidale, Vol 16 p34.
66. Peng, J., Watson, K and Jones, G.L. Heat Shock proteins and NF-ƒÛB response during free radical oxidative stress in human peripheral lymphocytes. 2nd International Congress on Signal Transduction, May 26-31, 2000, Dubrovnik. P78, 132.
67. Watson, K., Jones, G.L., Rao, V. and Peng, J. Stress proteins, antioxidants and ageing. 10th Biennial Meeting International Society for Free Radical Research Okinawa Satellite Symposium on Ageing and Natural Antioxidants, Okinawa, Japan, October 21-23, 2000. Abstract 8.
68. Mijajlovic, S., Minichello, V., Watson, K. and Jones, G.L. Use of complementary therapies in the treatment of HIV-AIDS – New dawn or false hope. Keystone Symposium – HIV Pathogenesis 28/3/01–3/04/01 USA.
69. Rao, V., Watson, K. and Jones, G.L. Heat shock protein synthesis and age-related protein phosphorylation in human peripheral lymphocytes. 11th International Conference for Second Messengers and Phosphoproteins, April 22-26, 2001 Melbourne. A500, 7-33.
70. Jones, G.L., Rao, D.V. and Watson, K. Stress proteins and phosphoprotein complexes in human lymphocytes – Effects of ageing . 2nd Multidisciplinary Conference Self- Assembly of Peptides and Proteins in Biology, Medicine and Engineering, July 13-17, 2001 Crete, Greece, p35.
71. Watson, K., Howard, J., Jones, G.L. and Oliver, C. Dietary supplements of vitamins and antioxidants modulate oxidative stress in baby boomers. 1st Asia Pacific Conference and Exhibition on Anti-Ageing Medicine, Singapore, 23rd-26th June, 2002. O10, p66.
72. Jones, G.L., Peng, J., Piva, T.J., Boyle, G.M., Parsons, P.G. and Watson, K. Antioxidant modifies the stress response of human cell lines to UVB irradiation. First Conference on Functional Genomics of Ageing, Seville, 24th-27th April, 2002. P87.
73. Rao, D.V., Boyle, G.M., Parsons, P.G., Watson, K. and Jones, G.L. cDNA microarray analysis of the effects of heat and oxidative stress in young and old human peripheral lymphocytes. First Conference on Functional Genomics of Ageing, Seville, 24th-27th April, 2002. P88.
74. Jones, G.L., Peng, J., Boyle, G.M., Parsons, P.G. and Watson, K. Free Radicals and the Stress Response of Human Cell Lines to UVB Radiation SFRR-Europe Ionnina, 2003. Free Radical Research 37, sup 1 92, 2003.
75. Watson, K., Jones,G.,and Rao,V. Heat Shock Proteins as Biomarker of Oxidative Stress and Ageing. Free Radicals in Biology and Medicine 35 S48 2003.
76. Mijajlovic S., Jones G.L. and Watson K. HIV/AIDS and complementary and alternative medicine. Australasian Society for HIV Medicine Conference “Global crisis: local action”, Cairns, Australia (2003).
77. Mijajlovic S., Jones G.L., Watson K. Twenty years of use of complementary therapies in the treatment of HIV-AIDS – how effective have they been? Keystone Symposium “Twenty years of HIV research: from discovery to understanding”, Banff, Canada (2003).
78. Mijajlovic, S., Minichiello, V., Jones G.L. and Watson K. Use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in the treatment of HIV-AIDS in Australia. XIV International AIDS Conference, Barcelona, Spain (2002).
79. Rao, D.V., Boyle, G.M., Parsons, P.G., Watson, K. and Jones G.L. Heat stress response in young and old human peripheral lymphocytes, 2nd International conference on Functional Genomics of Ageing, p64, 28th April to 1st May 2004, Crete.
80. Smith, J., Watson, K., Mijajlovic, S. and Jones, G.L. Identification of three antimicrobial compounds from Eremophila duttonii, an indigenous Australian plant. CNIC 14th International congress, P20, 27th-30th June 2005 Havana, Cuba.
81. Mijajlovic S, Jones GL, Parsons P, Watson K. In vitro screening of Australian traditional medicinal plants for activity against cancer cell lines, CNIC 14th Internat congress, 27th-30th June 2005, Havana, Cuba.
82. Smith, J., Jones, G., and Watson, K. Isolation and identification of antimicrobial compounds from the Australian medicinal plant Eremophila duttonii (Scrophulariaceae), 53rd Annual Congress of the Gesellschaft fur Arzneipflanzenforschung (GA) and joint congress with the Societa Italiana di Fitochimica (SIF), P407, August 21-25 2005, Florence.
83. Mijajlovic, S., Jones, G., Parsons, P., and Watson, K. In vitro screening of Australian traditional medicinal plants for activity against cancer cell lines. 53rd Annual Congress of the Gesellschaft fur Arzneipflanzenforschung (GA) and joint congress with the Societa Italiana di Fitochimica (SIF), P414, August 21-25 2005, Florence.
84. Smith, J., Jones, G., and Watson, K. Characterisation and evaluation of antibacterial activity of a new type of essential oil from Eremophila longifolia. 53rd Annual Congress of the Gesellschaft fur Arzneipflanzenforschung (GA) and joint congress with the Societa Italiana di Fitochimica (SIF), P415, August 21-25 2005, Florence.
85. Smith, J., Watson, K., and Jones, G. L. Comparative antibacterial and antifungal activity of a new type of essential oil from the Australian medicinal plant Eremophila longifolia (F. Muell). 37th International symposium on essential oils, P36, September 2006, Grasse, France.
Internal Publications
Jones, G.L. Science and post-structuralism - All along the watchtower. Logos, Journal of the Department of Arts Ed. UNE, 33-37, 1993.