Classes
- Evolutionary and ecological parasitologyMB160P49 | Faculty of Science
- Practical methodology of scienceMB160P56 | Faculty of Science
- Evolutionary biology. MicroevolutionMB160P60 | Faculty of Science
- Introduction to evolutionary biologyMB170P55 | Faculty of Science
- Methods of Experimental and Evolutionary Psychology IMS107017 | Faculty of Science
- Methods of Experimental and Evolutionary Psychology IIMS107018 | Faculty of Science
Publications
- Differences in onset of disease and severity of psychopathology between toxoplasmosis-related and toxoplasmosis-unrelated schizophrenia2013 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Králové
- Higher Extraversion and Lower Conscientiousness in Humans Infected with Toxoplasma2012 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Humanities
- Slower postnatal motor development in infants of mothers with latent toxoplasmosis during the first 18 months of life2012 | Faculty of Science
- Toxoplasma gondii infection affects cognitive function - corrigendum (vol 59, pg 93, 2012)2012 | Faculty of Science
- Latent toxoplasmosis reduces gray matter density in schizophrenia but not in controls: Voxel-based-morphometry (VBM) study2012 | Faculty of Science
- Fatal attraction phenomenon in humans – Cat odour attractiveness increased for Toxoplasma-infected men while decreased for infected women2011 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Humanities, Central Library of Charles University
- Direct evidence of Toxoplasma-induced changes in serum testosterone in mice2011 | Faculty of Science, Central Library of Charles University
- The Distribution of Toxoplasma gondii Cysts in the Brain of a Mouse with Latent Toxoplasmosis: Implications for the Behavioral Manipulation Hypothesis2011 | Faculty of Science
- Watch out for Toxo! Secret Textbook of Practical Scientific Methodology2011 | Faculty of Science
- Pattern of money allocation in experimental games supports the stress hypothesis of gender differences in Toxoplasma gondii-induced behavioural changes2010 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Humanities
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