DEPARTMENT OF VERTEBRATE EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY AND GENETICS
Laboratory of Fish Genetics

Institute of Animal Physiology and Genetics, v.v.i.

Academy of the Sciences of the Czech Republic

Rumburska 89

277 21 Libechov

Czech Republic



Phone: +420 315 639 578
Fax: +420 315 639 510
E-mail: opoldusova@iapg.cas.cz

since 2008	Ph.D. student, Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague and IAPG CAS, Liběchov (Dissertation thesis: Arrived but gone, complete but incomplete, present but unpresent: the origin and evolution of interspecific genomic introgressions in hybrid complexes of species with aberrant reproductive modes. Supervisor: Mgr. Karel Janko, Ph.D., Consultant: RNDr. Lukáš Choleva)
2006 – 2008	Mgr., biology, Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science Komenského University, Bratislava, Slovak Republic
2003 – 2006	Bc., biology, Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science Komenského University, Bratislava, SR

• fish cytogenetics, sexual dimorphism in snakes

•  „Zavedenie progresívnej cytogenetickej metódy celogenómovej in situ hybridizácie v Laboratoři genetiky ryb: od génu ku genomu.“ – ÚŽFG/09/12

• OPOLDUSOVÁ Z., JANDZÍK D. 2006 – Sexuálny dimorfizmus Natrix tessellata, oral presentation, zoological conference Feriancove dni, Bratislava, SR.
• OPOLDUSOVÁ Z., JANDZÍK D. 2007 - Rodová rovnosť alebo na pohlaví záleží? Sexuálny dimorfizmus Natrix tessellata, oral presentation, student´s conference, Komenského University, Bratislava.
• OPOLDUSOVÁ Z., 2008 – Sexuálny dimorfizmus Natrix tessellata, Master thesis, supervisor: Mgr. David Jandzík, Ph.D., Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science UK, defended in May 2008, Bratislava, SR.
• OPOLDUSOVÁ Z., JANDZÍK D. 2009 – Pohlavný dimorfizmus Natrix tessellata, poster presentation, zoological conference Zoologické dny, Brno, ČR.
• M. RÁBOVÁ, Š. PELIKÁNOVÁ, L. CHOLEVA, Z. OPOLDUSOVÁ, P. RÁB. Cytogenetics of bisexual species and their asexual hybrid clones in European spined loaches, genus Cobitis. I. Mapping of telomeric (TTAGGG)n sequences and DAPI-positive heterochromatins in five parental species. Cytogenetic and Chromosome Research (in prep.)