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DÁVID TÓTH<br />

SZENT-GYÖRGYI STUDENTS<br />

Szeged Scientists Academy, 2 nd year<br />

University of Szeged,<br />

Faculty of Medicine, 2 nd year<br />

E: dzsidzsi5@gmail.com<br />

T: +36 30/298-5316<br />

DATE OF BIRTH:<br />

1996<br />

SZENT-GYÖRGYI PUPIL:<br />

no<br />

SZENT-GYÖRGYI MENTOR:<br />

Dr. János Szabad<br />

SPECIALTY:<br />

developmental genetics,<br />

autophagy<br />

SECONDARY SCHOOL:<br />

Táncsics Mihály Secondary<br />

School, Orosháza<br />

NAME OF TEACHER:<br />

László Francziszti, László Kiss<br />

IMPORTANCE, AIMS AND POSSIBLE OUTCOME OF RESEARCH<br />

The center of our research is the role of the autophagy (self-eating process) during<br />

the development of an individual. The Nobel Prize in <strong>2016</strong> was awarded in<br />

this topic, which shows the importance of the autophagy. Our aim is to know<br />

what the role of 3 autophagy genes (Atg9, Atg14 and Syx<strong>17</strong>) are during the egg<br />

development. To answer our questions we made transplantational experiments.<br />

Our work proved that the mutant ovaries showed mutant phenotype in wild<br />

type circumstances so the function of the studied autophagy genes is essential<br />

in the ovary. Our future aim is to understand in which cell types of the ovary the<br />

function of the observed autophagy genes are essential.<br />

AIMS DURING HIS CAREER<br />

Learn genetics on high level and teach others.<br />

I would like to participate in the work of foreign labs to develop my skills.<br />

HONORS AND PRIZES<br />

• <strong>2016</strong> Autumn: University of Szeged Faculty of Medicine - Scientific Student<br />

Conference 1 st prize<br />

PUBLICATIONS<br />

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LANGUAGES:<br />

English/intermediate<br />

German/advanced<br />

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