Reproductive Biology and Toxicology Group - Detailed - Institute of Genetics and Biotechnology
Reproductive Biology and Toxicology Group
Reproductive Biology and Toxicology Group - Detailed
Last modified: 13. July 2022
Established in January 2019, the groups’ major focus is investigating the effect of relevant endocrine disruptors on reproductive biology, as well as the development of related/necessary methodology: e.g. immunoassays, detection systems based on bacterial inhibition (BI) and development of primarily IgY binding agents. The BI test system for antibiotic detection in honey, developed by the group is considered as one of the „Top 100 Hungarian Innovations”. The main task of the group is the analyses of mycotoxins in animal tissues and organs. With support from the Ministry of Agriculture the group joined a project to investigate the etiology of deer antler disease. Parallel to this, the measurement of mycotoxins, metabolites and/or steroids from farm animals (poultry, rabbit, African catfish, carps and pigs) is an ongoing project.
Grants
Our projects are supported by contracts and research grants. Recently we are involved in the following projects:
Proof of Concept Grant (Z660 66000121 EGYETEMI-ÖKO_POC-2021-006, Dr. Szőke Zsuzsanna)
TKP (TUDFO/51757-1/2019-ITM) (dr. Olasz Ferenc, dr. Gócza Elen),
and OTKA (NKFIH OTKA 132687, dr. Olasz Ferenc) grant.
Group members
Dr. Ferencziné Dr. Szőke, Zsuzsanna senior research fellow, group leader |
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Dr. Nagyéri, György, senior research fellow |
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Babarczi Bianka, research assistant, PhD student M.Sc.: animal biotechnology, Szent István University MATE, Department of Animal Biotechnology 2019- |
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Nyerges, Gábor Zsolt research assistant, PhD student |
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Lakatos, István volunteer, PhD student M.Sc.: wildlife management engineer, SzIE, 2010 |
Egedi Sándor, laboratory manager, 2016 - |
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Students: |
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