Out Now! Genetic diversity of H9N2 avian influenza viruses in poultry across China and implications for zoonotic transmission https://t.co/c48GRRag6u #H9N2#AvianInfluenza#PoultryResearch
Please RT, the Spatial Epidemiology Lab (https://t.co/9SrgXZJfJe, @ULBRecherche) is hiring: I am looking for a post-doc to work on spatial models helping to target under-immunised communities during vaccination activities in the DRC: https://t.co/OSVNepzEfM
A new review article from our lab. What will happen to the long-standing co-circulation and co-infections of influenza A viruses and coronaviruses (especially SARS-CoV-2)? How to cope with this situation?
Co-circulation and co-infection of #influenza A #viruses and coronaviruses could affect #disease transmission and burden in humans. Researchers calling for active surveillance and countermeasures for future #publichealth challenges. Read more
https://t.co/JDTgaSXMyK
#Covid_19
Co-circulation and co-infection of #influenza A #viruses and coronaviruses could affect #disease transmission and burden in humans. Researchers calling for active surveillance and countermeasures for future #publichealth challenges. Read more
https://t.co/JDTgaSXMyK
#Covid_19
New postdoc position in the lab! Come work on cool questions in evolutionary genomics, and create your own questions. Please RT, etc.
https://t.co/mjGSEfjmyO
Our team at the Centre for Computational Evolution at @AucklandUni was awarded Winner in the Open Source for Science category at the New Zealand Open Source Awards 2021 for BEAST 2 (https://t.co/IrFWWspPgc). Nice surprise!
https://t.co/Sup13QFNSU
Host diversity and behavior determine patterns of interspecies transmission and geographic diffusion of avian Influenza A subtypes among North American wild reservoir species https://t.co/5WteCI9Csa
I wrote a blog post (https://t.co/tMsJGBbhfy) about the behind the scenes of #Lithuania's #SARSCoV2 sequencing project's paper on kinda VOI lineage B.1.620 (https://t.co/lNFQ5Xt6mO) that strayed into our backyard from central Africa. Promise, this'll be the last tweet about it.
Myself, @GuyBaele & an impressive international cast just got a manuscript up on @medrxivpreprint (https://t.co/PwOIQ7GuDF) about #SARSCoV2 lineage B.1.620 I've tweeted about before. Our findings are a bit alarming & have important implications, so here's a 🧵 1/12
Want a primer on how pathogen evolution influences epidemic dynamics (and vice versa)? Worth reading this classic paper on ‘phylodynamics’ - https://t.co/ZV7SZ2Hfz6
But, don’t get in a panic over it. There will take a large amount of genetic diversity to completely make the current vaccines useless... And, here is why:
I'm so happy to see this project out! Vir(Ev)o, a series of 3 outreach videos about virus evolution and molecular epidemiology, produced with the help of @SciTania and motion designer P.B. Harrivelle! The first one is out today https://t.co/Vt8ssZbZdT
Here is an example that how the environment surveillance with NGS could improve our understanding on viral epidemiology in the community. https://t.co/peCd45YOhc
Genetic tracing the re-emerging COVID-19 cases associated with Xinfadi wholesale market in Beijing, China, suggested that the HCoV-19 causing this outbreak may be introduced from abroad rather than from local. For more: https://t.co/InBMy1oJkd
Interactive #dataviz of 24,538 #SARSCoV2 genomes.
Left is time-tree relating 90 clusters of 8,094 unique genome seqs.
Right is "beadplot": each horiz line is a unique seq in cluster; bead=samples/day, col. by 🌍region.
I've spun up a test server at https://t.co/UTT7kJWjwH
v1.0 of our new software pangolin released today (Phylogenetic Assignment of Named Global Outbreak Lineages). Will assign your query #SARSCoV2 genomes a lineage based on the @arambaut et al., global lineages. Find it here https://t.co/mZJZxFUjWk @McCroneIV @viralverity