1.Development and validation of rapid diagnostic methods based on the measurement of redoxpotential changes to detect pathogen bacteria in foods and drinking water.<\/p>
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2. Combined use of the diagnostic methods based on measurement of redoxpotential changes and quantitative PCR for rapid and reliable detection of Salmonella spp. and Listeria monocytogenes from different foods.<\/p>
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3. Investigations on the microbial contamination of fresh vegetables, fruits, sprouts and seafood by important zoonotic and human pathogen bacteria and viruses ( in collaboration with the Department of Microbiology and Epizoology).<\/p>
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Related PhD topics and thesises during the past 5 years<\/p>
1. Validation of rapid diagnostic methods based on redox potential measurement and investigations on their use in the food industry. Szakmár Katalin, 2009.<\/p>
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2. Occurance of Campylobacter spp. in the food chain and effect of environmental factors on their survival. Józwiák Ákos, 2010.<\/p>
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3. Development and use of rapid diagnostic methods in food control and environmental hygiene investigations. Erd\u0151si Orsolya, folyamatban\/in progess<\/p>
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Related grants during the past 5 years<\/p>
1. Support of infrastructural developments in order to increase the level of higher education, 2011-2013.<\/p>
2. TÁMOP-4.2.1.B-11\/2\/KMR-2011-0003 Increase the level of teaching and research at the Szent István University project, 2012-2014.<\/p>
3.. KTIA-AIK-12-12012-0012 Basic and industrial research in association with production of food of plant and animal origin meeting the food safety requirements, 2013-2015.<\/p>
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