Teams in our Department and their fields of research
Lipid metabolism
Dr. Miklós Csala, Dr. Éva Kereszturi, Dr. Farkas Sarnyai, Dr. Szabolcs Sipeki, Dr. Péter Szelényi, Dr. Viola Tamási, Dr. Veronika Zámbó, Kinga Tibori, Viktória Novákné Molnár
Field of research
- Role of ER stress in lipotoxicity and lipoapoptosis
- Metabolism and effects of trans fatty acids
- Physiological and pathological functions of novel Ncb5or enzyme
- Human stearyl-CoA desaturase enzymes
Contact
06-1-459-1500/60115; 60116
In vitro biology
Dr. Tamás Mészáros, Dr. Szilvia Krisztina Nagy, Anna Gyurkovics, Dr. Brigitta Kállai, Dr. Krisztina Percze, Ákos Harkai, Dr. Zsuzsanna Szeitner, Alexandra Tar
Field of research
- Protein synthesis by in vitro translation
- Functional studies on proteins
- Production of aptamers for diagnostic and therapeutic applications
Contact
06-1-459-1500/60109; 60128; 60125
Endoplasmic reticulum, cell cycle, apoptosis, autophagy
Dr. Beáta Lizák, Dr. Orsolya Kapuy, Dr. Norbert Gyöngyösi, Dr. Laura Simon-Szabó, Dr. Ibolya Stiller, Marianna Dr. Holczer, Margita Márton, Béláné Szénási, Eszter Kálmán, Bence Hajdú, Zsolt Nagy, Patrik Szekér
Field of research
- Redox homeostasis of the endoplasmic reticulum (ER)
- Ascorbate and glutathione transporters in the ER
- ER redox and survival or death decision mechanisms
- Role of low molecular weight electron carriers in oxidative folding
- ER redox and ERAD
Contact
erredox.sote.hu
06-1-266-2615
06-1-459-1500/60114; 60117
Networks, stress and aging
Dr. Péter Csermely, Dr. Csaba Sőti, Dr. Minh Tu Nguyen, Dr. Milán Somogyvári, Dr. Péter Mendik, Dr. Bánk Fenyves, Dr. Borbála Kovács, Dávid Keresztes, Zsolt Vassy, Gábor Hajdú, Dávid Deritei, Zsolt Nagy, Klára Schulc, Donát Buszlai, Beatrix Gillányi
Field of research
- Structure and dynamics of molecular networks and their use in drug design
- Molecular mechanisms of stress, aging and chaperone function
Contact
www.linkgroup.hu
stressgroup.semmelweis-univ.hu
06-1-459-1500/60129; 60130
Molecular genetics
Dr. Zsolt Rónai, Dr. Csaba Barta, Dr. Gergely Keszler, Dr. Réka Kovács-Nagy, Dr. Andrea Szabó-Vereczkei, Dr. Zsuzsanna Molnár, Dr. Zsófia Bánlaki, Helga Németh, Andrea Alexandra Belik
Field of research
- Molecular and phenotypic effects of genetic polymorphisms
- Psychogenetics – Genetic background of Tourette Syndrome, ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), addictions (drug abuse, smoking, alcohol, gambling, etc.), OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder), depression, etc.
- Functional effect of genetic variation on gene expression
- Functional studies on microRNAs
- Epigenetic studies
- Genetic background of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and its association with depression
- Genetics of normal human behavioral variation (personality, cognitive function in the young and elderly)
- Genetic factors influencing animal models, such as social behavior of different dog breeds and domestication of wolves
Contact
06-1-459-1500/60132; 60135; 60136; 60138
Tumor biology
Dr. Miklós Csala, Dr. Attila Varga, Bianka Gurbi, István Móra
Field of research
- Analysis of tumor signaling pathways
- Identification of prognostic and predictive biomarkers
- Investigation of drug resistance mechanisms
Contact
06-1-459-1500/60105; 60126
Arginin metabolism
Dr. András Hrabák, Dr. Zoltán Kukor
Field of research
- Role of NO synthesis and arginase in inflammation
- Studies on placental NO synthase activity
Contact
06-1-459-1500/60161; 60181
Epigenetics in Health and Disease
Dr. Tamás Arányi, Dr. Zsófia Nemoda, Dr. Mária Ashaber, Dr. Dániel Tóth, Dr. Nóra Angyal
Field of research
- Analysis of pathophysiologic role of DNA methyltransferases and TeT dioxygenases
- Studying environmental epigenetics with DNA methylation measurements
- The (epi)genetic regulation of ectopic calcification
- SAnalyzing gene-environment interactions
Contact
06-1-459-1500/60134; 60158
Rare metabolic diseases
Dr. Tamás Kardon, Dr. Gábor Bőgel, Dr. Csilla Emese Németh, Dr. Balázs Legeza, Dr. Zsigmond Lédeczi, Dr. Rebeka Pittner, Klaudia Németh, Mónika Mesziár
Field of research
- Studies on the pathomechanism of metabolic diseases causing chronic neutropenia
- Investigation of rare hereditary diseases using CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing technique
- Role of altered intracellular signaling pathways in heritable disorders of the connective tissue
Contact
06-1-459-1500/60142; 60143