Anita Szőke - Data sheet of PhD student


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Data sheet of PhD student

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name	Anita Szőke
name of institution	Semmelweis University, Budapest
doctoral school	SE Doctoral School of Molecular Medicine

Supervision
thesis supervisor	Krisztina Káldi
one supervisor or with co-supervisor	individual
degree	PhD
starting of doctoral studies	2015
date of final certificate (year,month)	2019/08

Employment
2015 -	Semmelweis University, Budapest other (not specified) (PhD hallgató)

Publications

2017

Gyongyosi N, Szoke A, Ella K, Kaldi K: The small G protein RAS2 is involved in the metabolic compensation of the circadian clock in the circadian model Neurospora crassa., JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 292: (36) pp. 14929-14939.
type of document: Journal paper/Article
language: English
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Research
research area	Investigation of the circadian rhythm on the model organism Neurospora crassa.
research field in which current research is conducted	biology