Mgr. Jakub Opelka
PhD student - Laboratory of Molecular Genetics
Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics
Institute of Entomology
+420 38 777 5265
j.opelka@email.cz
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Perception of periodical temperature cycles regulating the circadian clock in larvae of Drosophila melanogaster
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Total found: 6 records
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| Kmeť P., Opelka J., Lopes T.B.F., Sehadová H., Šauman I., Žurovec M. (2025) Comprehensive Analysis of Keroplatus testaceus (Diptera) Silk Focused on Its Molecular and Mechanical Properties. In: Silk Proteins and the Transition to Biotechnologies (Gordon Research Conference), July 5-11, 2025. Smithfield, Rhode Island, United States |
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Mitrović S.Ž., Veselinović M.M., Poduška Z.B., Stojanović V.Ž., Marković M.Ž., Opelka J.,
Milosavljević M. (2025) Vitality as an Indicator of Aesthetic Quality: An Initial Assessment of Urban Trees in Akademski Park, Belgrade. SEEFOR-South-East European Forestry
16: 207-213.
DOI: 10.15177/seefor.25-20 |
| Opelka J., Kopecká E., Gahurová L. (2025) High-Throughput Oocyte Detection in Histological Slides Using YOLOv5 Neural Network. In: CSMS Annual Conference Microscopy 2025, May 19–21, 2025. Clarion Grandhotel Zlatý Lev, Liberec, Czech Republic |
| Opelka J., Šerý M., Kmeť P., Rindoš M., Sehadová H., Žurovec M. (2025) Discovery of a Proline-Rich, Highly Regular Heavy Fibroin Chain with Unique Mechanical Properties in Leaf Roller Moths (Tortricidae). In: The 12th International Workshop on Molecular Biology and Genetics of the Lepidoptera, July 6–12, 2025. Orthodox Academy of Crete, Kolympari, Greece |
| Kmeť P., Lopes T.B.F., Opelka J., Sehadová H., Šauman I., Žurovec M. (2024) The unique protein composition and structural features of Keroplatus testaceus (Diptera) silk with insights into adhesion and mechanical properties. In: Symposium of the International Society of Endocytobiology, September 10-12, 2024. Bochum, Germany |
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Golovchenko M., Opelka J.,
Vancová M.,
Sehadová H., Králíková V., Dobias M., Raska M., Krupka M., Sloupenská K.,
Rudenko N. (2023) Concurrent infection of the human brain with multiple species of Lyme disease spirochetes International Journal of Molecular Sciences
24: 16906.
DOI: 10.3390/ijms242316906 |
