Tamas Hegedus had been a graduate student in the laboratory of Balazs Sarkadi (NIHI, Budapest, Hungary) studying ABC proteins. He has completed his Postdoctoral studies on CFTR/ABCC7 from the laboratory of Jack Riordan (Mayo Clinic Scottsdale, AZ and UNC at Chapel Hill, NC, USA). He leads a group aiming to understand multidrug recognition and folding problem of CFTR mutants (www.hegelab.org). He is a board member of the Hungarian Society for Bioinformatics and a member of the Disease Database Advisory Council, Human Variome Project. Tamas Hegedus had been a graduate student in the laboratory of Balazs Sarkadi (NIHI, Budapest, Hungary) studying ABC proteins. He has completed his Postdoctoral studies on CFTR/ABCC7 from the laboratory of Jack Riordan (Mayo Clinic Scottsdale, AZ and UNC at Chapel Hill, NC, USA). He leads a group aiming to understand multidrug recognition and folding problem of CFTR mutants (www.hegelab.org). He is a board member of the Hungarian Society for Bioinformatics and a member of the Disease Database Advisory Council, Human Variome Project.

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