Elyse Stachler
@drelyse.bsky.social
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Scientist @broadinstitute.org researching at the intersection of pathogens, diagnostics, and public health. 🦠🧬🔬
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The @SabetiLab is excited to share our EID journal paper “Establishing methods to monitor H5N1 influenza virus in dairy cattle milk.” A collaboration led by @drelyse.bsky.social and a partnership between @broadinstitute.org , Mass DPH, Mass Dept. of Agr., & the CDC bit.ly/42gKYLo
Establishing Methods to Monitor Influenza (A)H5N1 Virus in Dairy Cattle Milk, Massachusetts, USA
Influenza A(H5N1) Virus in Dairy Cattle Milk
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Want a primer on the @sabetilab.bsky.social latest publication? See the thread I wrote on the preprint 👇
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🐦‍⬛🔬Bird Flu (H5N1) – what’s the deal? 🤔
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to break it all down—its origins, where it stands today, and why it matters. 🦠🐦 Here’s a sneak peek! 👀 Want the full story? Head to the SciShow's YouTube channel: youtu.be/5CyVi4UzKxE?... 🎥✨
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What better way to kick off our Bluesky journey than with our annual holiday card? 🌟 Celebrate unity, humanity, and the milestones shaping a brighter future with us. Happy Holidays! 🎄✨ bit.ly/3Dsr6wk
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All cattle dairy farms remain NEGATIVE for the presence of H5N1 to date! We continue to test farms monthly so that if the outbreak should spread to the state we can detect it early and help to inform interventions. (6/FIN)
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Validating all these methods allowed us to be in the position to support government mandated testing of all 95 dairy cattle farms in Massachusetts, led by MDAR and MDPH (5/n)
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We also generated genomes (even from ultra-pasteurized milk!) from as little as 14 H5N1 cp/uL! Hybrid selection of RNASeq libraries resulted in the most complete genomes, but had a high input need (>500 cp/uL). Below that, we had success using an Amp-Seq protocol. (4/n)
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With these samples, we were able to fully validate both dPCR and qPCR assays for H5N1 and RNAseP Bovine as a positive process control. (3/n)
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With the current H5N1 outbreak in US dairy 🐄, we wanted to validate PCR and sequencing methods to deploy for surveillance efforts. Since there were no positives in NE, we sourced milk from states with active outbreaks. We screened 214 cartons in total! (2/n)
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Guilty as charged 🙋🏼‍♀️ stay tuned for the preprint drop soon though 👀
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Me, a journal editor, this morning: "Why are people submitting papers now? There's no way we're going to find reviewers between now and the new year."

Me, a paper author, this morning: "Thank god I got that paper off my desk and into review before the holidays!"
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If I have to call carjivirus by it's government name then fine but that guy will always be crAssphage in my heart
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Can you add me please!
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Here's a new starter pack for researchers at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard!
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👋 blue sky! Interests include:

🦠Infectious diseases
🔎Diagnostics
🧫 Bacteriophages
💊 Antibiotic resistance
🏥 Public health
🌳Environmental engineering
💩 Wastewater