Szabo Andrea

Name	Szabó Andrea, A. Prof., Dr.
Institution	Institute of Surgical Research, School of Medicine, University of Szeged, HU
Address	Szokefalvi-Nagy Bela street 6., 6720
City	Szeged
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Country	Hungary
Email	szabo.andrea.exp@med.u-szeged.hu
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O2k-Network Lab	HU Szeged Boros M

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Publications

	Published	Reference
Tallosy 2021 Sci Rep	2021	Tallósy SP, Poles MZ, Rutai A, Fejes R, Juhász L, Burián K, Sóki J, Szabó A, Boros M, Kaszaki J (2021) The microbial composition of the initial insult can predict the prognosis of experimental sepsis. Sci Rep 11:22772.
Poles 2021 Front Immunol	2021	Poles MZ, Nászai A, Gulácsi L, Czakó BL, Gál KG, Glenz RJ, Dookhun D, Rutai A, Tallósy SP, Szabó A, Lőrinczi B, Szatmári I, Fülöp F, Vécsei L, Boros M, Juhász L, Kaszaki J (2021) Kynurenic acid and its synthetic derivatives protect against sepsis-associated neutrophil activation and brain mitochondrial dysfunction in rats. Front Immunol 12:717157. https://doi.org/10.3389/fimmu.2021.717157
Rutai 2019 Shock	2019	Rutai A, Fejes R, Juhász L, Tallósy SP, Poles MZ, Földesi I, Mészáros AT, Szabó A, Boros M, Kaszaki J (2019) Endothelin A and B receptors: Potential pargets for microcirculatory-mitochondrial therapy in experimental sepsis. Shock 54:87-95.
Rademann 2017 Oxid Med Cell Longev	2017	Rademann P, Weidinger A, Drechsler S, Meszaros A, Zipperle J, Jafarmadar M, Dumitrescu S, Hacobian A, Ungelenk L, Röstel F, Kaszaki J, Szabo A, Skulachev VP, Bauer M, Bahrami S, Weis S, Kozlov AV, Osuchowski MF (2017) Mitochondria-targeted antioxidants SKQ1 and MitoTEMPO failed to exert a long-term beneficial effect in murine polymicrobial sepsis. Oxid Med Cell Longev 6412682.
Tuboly 2017 Sci Rep	2017	Tuboly E, Molnár R, Tőkés T, Turányi RN, Hartmann P, Mészáros AT, Strifler G, Földesi I, Siska A, Szabó A, Mohácsi Á, Szabó G, Boros M (2017) Excessive alcohol consumption induces methane production in humans and rats. Sci Rep 7:7329.

Abstracts

	Published	Reference
Juhasz 2017 MiPschool Obergurgl	2017	Blockade of N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors improves polymicrobial sepsis-evoked mitochondrial dysfunction in rats.