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A new preprint of a collaborative work is available on BioRXiv. In this research, the standardised sequencing metadata we created was applied:
- Szili P, Czikkely MS, Farkas Z, Daruka L, Toldi B, Kurkó E, Vonyó AZ, Csernyák M, Kámán R, Maharramov E, Daraba A, Benedek B, Imre G, Lantos II, Mészáros L, Somogyi Á, Nagy D, Nagy ZF, Grézal G, Ari E, Kada N, Papp B, Csenki-Bakos Z, Kaszab E, Kriszt B, Szabó I, Balogh G, Péter M, Gombos I, Pilbat A, Török Z, Varga Z, Czimmerer Z, Csörgő B, Adamecz D, Papp CG, Szilovics Z, Veres É, Gácser A, Madácsy T, Maléth J, Ayaydin F, Farkas A, Tengölics R, Kintses B, Varga V, Haracska L, Juhász S, Pál C (2026) A preclinical resistance framework discovers the virulence risks of antibiotics in development BioRXiv.
Explore standardised, confidence-scored metadata for ~1.4 million public ESKAPEE pathogen bacterial BioSample records, and the AllTheBacteria collection.
Search, compare, and export curated metadata for genomic epidemiology and One Health research: https://baccurate.org/
We are pleased to share that Csenge Gazsó, a master’s student in the EvoBioinfo group, has successfully defended her master’s thesis, entitled Investigation of transposable element gene expression regulation using bioinformatics methods, at ELTE.
Eszter Ari presented our work on standardizing sequencing metadata with LLMs at the EMBL Symposium: AI and Biology in Heidelberg, D. Huge credit to Norbert Kada, ELTE MSc student, who did the work, and sincere thanks to Balázs Papp at Synthetic and Systems Biology Unit, Biological Research Centre HUN-REN BRC for the support. The reception was incredibly warm, and it was exciting to see such strong interest to our work and tools.
New preprint about the PhD work of András Asbóth is available on BioRXiv:
We started the new semester of teaching at ELTE:
Coordinating the Bioinformatics specialisation
Eszter Ari became the coordinator of the Bioinformatics Specialisation within the Biology Master’s programme at ELTE.
Two collaborative publications have been accepted recently:
Balogh GM, Koncz B, Asztalos L, Ari E, Papp B, Szebeni GJ, Gémes N, Pál C & Manczinger M (2025) C>U mutations generate immunogenic peptides in SARS-CoV-2. Nature Communications, 16: 10156. D1, IF: 15.70
Zsichla L, Adravecz L, Müller D, Lemey P, Lakatos Á, Ari E, Kusejko K, Kouyos R, Szlávik J, Lakatos B, Áy É & Müller V (2025) Molecular epidemiology of HIV-1 in Hungary: an evolving contact zone of colliding virus subtypes. Frontiers in Microbiology, Q1, IF: 4.5
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