Adrienn Gréta Tóth

The paper uses metagenomic analysis to identify ancient organisms in a corn mummy from ancient Egypt, finding potential historical contaminants alongside modern ones.

The paper reports the first occurrence of Argulus japonicus in Hungary and describes a new subspecies based on molecular and morphological analyses.

The paper reports the detection of Lipoptena fortisetosa on dogs and in Hungary, suggesting its widespread establishment and potential for transport via animals.

This study examines how mycotoxins and glyphosate residues affect the gut microbiome and resistome of European fallow deer, finding changes in bacterial communities and antibiotic resistance genes.

The paper assembles the first animal-source metagenome of Lawsonella clevelandensis from canine external otitis using Oxford Nanopore Technology.

This study analyzes canine saliva metagenomic data to assess antimicrobial resistance gene (ARG) prevalence and its association with dog traits and public health risks.

The paper explores the clinical interpretation of genomic analysis results to assess antimicrobial resistance potential in complex microbiological samples.

The paper analyzes the bacteriome composition of Ixodes ricinus ticks across different climatic conditions and developmental stages, finding significant differences in bacterial genera between females and nymphs.

The paper detects Apis mellifera filamentous virus (AmFV) in honey bee gut microbiomes across Hungary, showing environmental and seasonal variations in its abundance and associations with other microbial taxa.

The paper investigates the presence of antimicrobial resistance genes in tick-borne bacterial isolates and finds that most lack these genes, except for Francisella tularensis.

This study analyzes ARG diversity and mobility in kefir and yoghurt bacteria using metagenomic data, finding significant ARG presence associated with mobile genetic elements.

The study detects Ixodiphagus hookeri in Ixodes ricinus ticks from Hungary, marking the first report in the country and the southernmost occurrence in Central Europe.

The paper uses nanopore sequencing to detect porcine cytomegalovirus in nasal swabs from a Hungarian pig farm.

The paper identifies antimicrobial resistance genes in canine saliva that could transfer to humans, posing a risk for antimicrobial resistance spread.

The paper identifies antimicrobial resistance genes in silage samples and finds that many are mobile, suggesting silage as a potential source of resistance in the food chain.

The paper analyzes probiotic samples to identify antimicrobial resistance genes and their potential for horizontal gene transfer.

The paper analyzes antimicrobial resistance gene diversity in kefir and yoghurt using metagenomic approaches, identifying various ARGs and their potential mobility.

This study identifies antimicrobial resistance genes in raw milk samples, showing their potential to transfer resistance to human gut bacteria.