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Andrew Millard

H-index: 39
Biology 42%
Environmental science 37%
bugsinyourguts.bsky.social
If you are UK-based and working on any aspect of microbiomes (human, plant, insect, soil, animal, ...), please do sign up to Microbiome-Net for details of networking, funding and training opportunities.

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milja001.bsky.social
Got an email to say your manuscript had failed manuscripts checks as the corresponding author email was missing and is required ...
I am the corresponding author 🤔..
milja001.bsky.social
After a busy period , @ryancook94.bsky.social and I have have updated links to latest INPHARED dataset. With 37.5K genomes now. If some "iffy" genomes have got thought the automated and then out manual filters. Let us know the accession numbers so we can exclude

millardlab.org/bacteriophage-…
https://millardlab.org/bacteriophage-…

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biolucy.bsky.social
Submitted my first set of annual review stuff for my PhD (yes I started end of September but the annual review is due 1st June) and looking back on the past 8 months... Wow I have grown into even more of a badass girlie 😎🧪 #phd #microsky
milja001.bsky.social
We agreed to meet in the middle.....you were just more efficient at getting to the middle ....😁

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ryancook94.bsky.social
This is probably my last piece of work from my @medresfdn.bsky.social funded PhD at @uniofnottingham.bsky.social (thanks for all the support over the years!). Contributions from @milja001.bsky.social @evelienadri.bsky.social (and many others not yet on Bluesky) 13/13

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ryancook94.bsky.social
1,338 vOTUs were predicted complete. @milja001.bsky.social and I agreed to manually inspect the annotations of every single one. I started at the top, he started at the bottom (I think he only did 50 though despite agreeing to do half 💁‍♂️). All of them looked viral in origin, and most were novel 4/13

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ryancook94.bsky.social
We profiled the faecal virome of dairy cows across key life stages with ultra-deep Nanopore and Illumina sequencing 🐮

We recovered over 30,000 vOTUs (approximate to species), and included shallow bulk metagenomes for each sample to place the viruses within the context of their microbial hosts 3/13

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ryancook94.bsky.social
Why does this matter? Dairy cows = 265 million worldwide, huge importance in food production and greenhouse gas emissions. Yet we know very little about their gut viral communities across key life stages 🐄 2/13
milja001.bsky.social
Interested in phages ?
Want to work as team that will isolate, genome sequence and charachterise 1000s of phage to build a biobank .
Come work with me and Martha Clokie at Leicester

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milja001.bsky.social
Take away coffees are served differently in Vietnam..bit fancier than standard Costa slop
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milja001.bsky.social
I'll ask Thomas . He isn't this platform . And yes it would be
milja001.bsky.social
We @ryancook94.bsky.social , updated number of phage genomes we can find in NCBI .... Took longer than it should to do this months ...

millardlab.org/home/bacteriop…
https://millardlab.org/home/bacteriop…

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antoniasagona.bsky.social
Many congratulations to Mickey @mickey-tad.bsky.social for successfully defending his viva today!! My warmest thanks to Andy @milja001.bsky.social and Lona Alkhalaf for being his examiners and to @nezislab.bsky.social for serving as Exam Advisor! @warwicklifesci.bsky.social @albertilab.bsky.social
milja001.bsky.social
Now updated with the latest ICTV taxonomy
milja001.bsky.social
we ( @ryancook94.bsky.social ) updated genomes in INPHARED
millardlab.org/phage-genomes-…
There are more genomes than last month! Shocker. Haven't had a chance to analyse yet
https://millardlab.org/phage-genomes-…

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elliejameson.bsky.social
Phage taxonomy doesn’t have to be taxing, my latest cartoon for the Phage journal. To illustrate 𝘁𝗮𝘅𝗠𝘆𝗣𝗵𝗮𝗴𝗲 lnkd.in/dAXK4sSt @milja001.bsky.social
Black and white ink cartoon of a myovirus-like phage with eyes and eyebrows looking confused with “?!?” above its head. The page is hovering above a hexagonal child’s sorting toy with different shaped holes. On the front of the toy is a simple phylogenetic tree with shapes corresponding to the holes at the end of the branches

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