H 2 O 2 (μM)02000 0 0 Soluble / InsolubleSol Insol Sol Insol Total protein7.19.02.77.018.517.57.26.0 Insoluble adjusted by soluble protein 0.40.86.54.40.40.3.

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H 2 O 2 (μM) Soluble / InsolubleSol Insol Sol Insol Total protein Insoluble adjusted by soluble protein % change SpeciesHouse mouseChinchilla MLS (years) Supplemental Figure 1: Representative blot of detergent insoluble protein

H 2 O 2 (μM) Disulphide bonds Total protein Disulphide (adjusted to total protein) % change SpeciesShrewGerbilFox SquirrelChinchilla MLS (years) Total protein Disulphide bonds Supplemental Figure 2: Representative blot of disulphide bond formation Unbound Region of label quantification

Supplemental Figure 3: (A) scatterplot of maximum lifespan against body mass (log 10 scale) in 52 species of mammals. (B) Scatterplot of change in protein carbonyl content following exposure to 100 μM H 2 O 2 body mass (log 10 scale) in 52 species of mammals.

Supplemental Figure 4: Mammalian phylogeny, values at nodes are millions of years since divergence

Supplemental Figure 5: Reference list for construction of phylogeny

A C B Supplemental Figure 6: Scatterplot of % change in protein carbonyl content following exposure to 5 mM paraquat. (A) Data for 16 species of rodents. (B) Data for 19 species of primates. (C) Data for 14 species of Lauriasiatheria.. Cells from humans are shown in the scatterplot (with the "H" symbol) but not used in the statistical analysis. Values are adjusted by total protein content in each sample. Error bars, if present, represent SEM of 2-3 cell lines derived from independent animals.

Supplemental Figure 7: Scatterplot of % change in protein carbonyl content following exposure to 5mM paraquat plotted against body mass (log 10 scale) in 52 species of mammals.

Shrew (MLS 2.2) Yuma myotis (MLS 8.8) Fringed myotis (MLS 18.3) Big brown bat (MLS 19) Long-eared myotis (MLS 22) Little brown bat (MLS 34) Wild sheep (MLS 22.8) Deer (MLS 23) Desert lynx (MLS 20.3) Common raccoon (MLS 21) Cougar (MLS 23.8) Domestic dog (MLS 24) A B C Supplemental Figure 8: (A) Representative blot of baseline protein carbonyl content in (A) 15 species of rodent. (B) 14 species of primate (C) 12 species of Laurasiatheria. Hamster (MLS 3.9) House mouse (MLS 4.0) Cotton rat (MLS 5.2) Gerbil (MLS 6.3) Nile kusu (MLS 6.7) Cactus mouse (MLS 7.3) White footed mouse (MLS 7.9) Deer mouse (MLS 8.3) Chipmunk (MLS 9.5) Degu (MLS 14) Fox squirrel (MLS 16) Chinchilla (MLS 17.2) Porcupine (MLS 18) Beaver (MLS 23.4) Grey Squirrel (MLS 23.6) Red-bellied lemur (MLS 20) L’Hoest’s monkey (MLS 24.1) Olive Baboon (MLS 27.5) Squirrel monkey (MLS 30.2) Vervet (MLS 30.8) Woolly monkey (MLS 32) Ruffed lemur (MLS 36) Hamadryas (MLS 39) Baboon (MLS 55) Managabey (MLS 46) Gibbon (MLS 55) Gorilla (MLS 55.4) Chimpanzee (MLS 59) Human (MLS 122.5) Total Protein Protein Carbonyl

Chinchilla (mls 17.2) Porcupine (mls 18) Beaver (mls 23.4) Lemur (mls 20) Titi (mls 26.4) Macaque (mls 40) Rodents Primates Total Protein Protein Carbonyl Supplemental Figure 9: Representative blot of protein carbonyl content in 3 species of rodents and 3 species of primate. Protein carbonyl content is measured using an antibody against 2,4-Dinitrophenol (anti-DNP). Total protein is measured using an india ink stain.

Rodent species Common Species NameLatin Species NameFamilyMLS (yrs)Weight (g)Number of Donors Golden hamsterMesocricetus auratusMuridae Wild house mouseMus musculusMuridae Cotton ratSigmodon hispidusMuridae GerbilMeriones unguiculatusMuridae Nile kusuArvicanthus niloticusMuridae Cactus mousePeromyscus eremicusCricetidae White-footed mousePeromyscus leucopsisCricetidae Deer mousePeromyscus maniculatusCricetidae ChipmunkTamias striatusSciuridae Red squirrelTamiasciurus hudsonicusSciuridae Guinea pigCavia porcellusCaviidae DeguOctodon degusOctodontidae Fox squirrelSciurus nigerSciuridae ChinchillaChinchilla lanigeraChinchillidae North American PorcupineErethizon dorsatumErethizontidae American BeaverCastor canadensisCastoridae Grey squirrelSciurus carolinensisSciuridae Supplemental Table 1: List of rodent cell lines

Primate species Common Species NameLatin Species NameFamilyMLS (yrs)Weight (g)Number of Donors Common marmosetCallithrix jacchusCallitrichidae Southern lesser bushbabyGalago moholiGalagonidae Coquerel's mouse lemurMizra coquereliCheirogaleidae Pygmy marmosetCallithrix pygmaeaCallitrichidae Red-bellied lemurEulemur rubriventerLemuridae Red tamarinSaguinus midasCallitrichidae L'Hoest's monkeyCercopithecus lhoestiCercopithecidae Red titiCallicebus cupreusPitheciidae Olive baboonPapio anubisCercopithecidae Common squirrel monkeySaimiri sciureusCebidae VervetChlorocebus aethiopsCercopithecidae Common woolly monkeyLagothrix lagotrichaCebidae Black & white ruffed lemurVarecia variegataLemuridae Hamadryas baboonPapio hamadryasCercopithecidae Rhesus macaqueMacaca mulattaCercopithecidae Red-capped mangabeyCercocebus torquatusCercopithecidae BonoboPan paniscusHominidae GorillaGorilla gorillaHominidae White-handed gibbonHylobatus larHylobatidae OrangutanPongo pygmaeusHominidae ChimpanzeePan troglodytesHominidae HumanHomo sapiensHominidae Supplemental Table 2: List of primate cell lines

Laurasiatheria species Common Species NameLatin Species NameOrderMLS (yrs)Weight (g)Number of Donors Northern Short-tailed ShrewBlarina brevicaudaSoricomorpha Yuma MyotisMyotis yumanensisChiroptera Fringed MyotisMyotis thysanodesChiroptera Desert lynxCaracal caracalCarnivora Big brown batMyotis lucifugusChiroptera19232 RaccoonProcyon lotorCarnivora Western Long-eared MyotisMyotis evotisChiroptera Wild SheepOvis ariesArtiodactyla White-tailed deerOdocoileus virginianusArtiodactyla CougarPuma concolorCarnivora Domestic dogCanis familiarisCarnivora OcelotLeopardus pardalisCarnivora BobcatLynx rufusCarnivora Little brown batEptesicus fuscusChiroptera34103 Supplemental Table 3: List of Laurasiatheria cell lines

Bird species Common Species NameLatin Species NameOrderMLS (yrs)Weight (g)Number of Donors Yellow-rump warblerDendroica coronataPasseriformes Horned larkEremophila alpestrisPasseriformes Carolina wrenThryothorus ludovicianusPasseriformes KilldeerCharadrius vociferusCharadriiformes House finchCarpodacus mexicanusPasseriformes Barn swallowHirundo rusticaPasseriformes American robinTurdus migratoriusPasseriformes Gray catbirdDumetella carolinensisPasseriformes GadwallAnas streperaAnseriformes Wood duckAix sponsaAnseriformes PheasantPhasianus colchicusGalliformes MallardAnas platyrhynchosAnseriformes29.11,048 1 Mourning doveZenaida macrouraColumbiformes Rock doveColumba liviaColumbiformes OstrichStruthio camelusStruthioniformes50111,000 1 Supplemental Table 4: List of bird cell lines

Common Species NameLatin Species NameMLS (yrs)Corriell Cell Line Name Southern lesser bushbabyGalago moholi16.6PR00519 Coquerel's mouse lemurMizra coquereli17.4PR01044 Pygmy marmosetCallithrix pygmaea18.6PR00839 Red-bellied lemurEulemur rubriventer20PR00273 Red tamarinSaguinus midas20.5PR00550 Red titiCallicebus cupreus26.4PR00793 Olive baboonPapio anubis27.5PR00033 Common squirrel monkeySaimiri sciureus30.2PR00612 Common woolly monkeyLagothrix lagotricha32AG05356 Black & White ruffed lemurVarecia variegata36PR00293 Red-capped mangabeyCercocebus torquatus46PR00485 BonoboPan paniscus55PR00235 GorillaGorilla gorilla55.4PR00055PR00278 White-handed gibbonHylobatus lar56PR OrangutanPongo pygmaeus59PR01107 ChimpanzeePan troglodytes59.4PR00175PR00115 HumanHomo sapiens122.5GM02937GM02912 Supplemental Table 5: List of cell lines obtained from Corriell cell repository