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Advancing Wheat Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism Data Analysis with Explainable Deep Learning Models
Get PDFElső kétszáz évem - MTA (1825-2025): Beszámoló a MTA Sokszínű tudomány c. programsorozatáról
No full textBeszámoló a MTA Sokszínű tudomány c. programsorozatáról. Az Akadémián, a bicentenáriumi eseményeken egész júniusban konferenciák, kiállítások, hangversenyek, könyvbemutatók, kerekasztal-beszélgetések, székfoglalók, kreatív programok várták a szakmabelieket és a magyar nyelv- és irodalomtudomány iránt érdeklődőket az MTA székházában. 2025 hatodik hónapja ugyanis az MTA I. Nyelv-és Irodalomtudományok osztálya által szervezet programok időszaka volt
Diagnostic confidence and oral cancer screening: insights from a nationwide cross-sectional study in Hungary
Get PDFObjectives Oral cancer screening is a critical preventive measure, yet various factors influence healthcare professionals’ willingness to engage in it. This nationwide cross-sectional study in Hungary examined the impact of diagnostic self-confidence, knowledge, and professional background on oral cancer screening and advisory behaviours among dentists, physicians, and clinical-grade medical and dental students. Methods A questionnaire-based survey was conducted among 803 participants to assess their screening practices, knowledge, confidence, and educational needs. Results Results indicated that diagnostic self-confidence was a key determinant of both screening and advisory behaviours, surpassing the impact of objective knowledge. Dentists and dental students demonstrated higher screening rates compared to physicians and medical students, reflecting differences in educational emphasis. While most respondents acknowledged gaps in their oral cancer knowledge, relatively few expressed a strong interest in further training. Online learning emerged as the preferred educational format, suggesting that the methods professionals favour may not be optimal for enhancing their screening and advisory abilities. Conclusions These findings demonstrate the need for educational interventions that not only improve knowledge but also build confidence in early detection and patient communication. Future studies should explore training strategies that effectively bridge the gap between knowledge and practice, ensuring that healthcare professionals feel both prepared and motivated to engage in routine oral cancer screening and prevention efforts. Additionally, identifying barriers to participation in continuing education could help tailor learning opportunities that align with professional demands and time constraints. Understanding these factors is essential for optimizing oral cancer detection and reducing the burden of disease
Analysis of heavy metal content in protein powders available on the Hungarian market: a reassuring snapshot, but not a reassuring quality guarantee
Get PDFAmateur and professional athletes often consume protein supplements to accelerate muscle gain; however, it has been suggested that these products not only are associated with risks when consumed excessively. Several recent reports have indicated that certain products are contaminated with heavy metals. Therefore, in this study, we aimed to investigate protein powders in Hungary for heavy metal contamination. A total of 22 commercially available protein powders (including whey, vegan, and beef based) were purchased on the internet for testing. We analysed the samples using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) to assess heavy metal contamination. The products were analysed for the presence of 16 elements (Be, Al, Cr, Mn, Co, Ni, Cu, As, Se, Rb, Cd, Sb, Cs, Ba, Hg, and Pb). The LIBS spectral analysis revealed the characteristics of the protein elements (C, C 2 , H, N, and O) and alkaline metals (Ca, Na, K, and Mg), which were consistent with the previous results. Neither LIBS nor ICP-MS measurements detected significant heavy metal content in the investigated samples above the limit specified in the regulations. Heavy metal contamination of protein supplements can be a serious health threat. Based on the varied results of the previous studies, it is prudent to include testing for heavy metals as part of the routine and mandatory quality control of these products
Site-selective arylations of nature-inspired flavonoids or steroidal phenols via C—H or O—H activation
No full textSelective heterofunctionalization of kynurenic acid derivatives
Get PDFThe current study presents selective halogenation of kynurenic acid analogues and further transformation thereof
