Automated Author ProfileLenoch, Julianna
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Lenoch, Julianna
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S-Index Interpretation
The S-Index (Sharing Index) is a comprehensive metric that represents the cumulative impact of all your datasets. It is calculated as the sum of Dataset Index scores across all your claimed datasets.
What it means:
- A higher S-index indicates greater overall impact of your datasets relative to typical datasets in their fields of research
- The S-Index grows as you add more datasets or as existing datasets gain more citations and mentions
- It provides a single number to track your research data impact over time
Current S-Index: 1.7 (sum of 4 datasets Dataset Index scores)
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Datasets
In late 2021, clade 2.3.4.4b high pathogenicity avian influenza (HPAI) A(H5N1) viruses were introduced into North America, where they rapidly reassorted with local avian influenza viruses. In September 2024, we detected a novel reassortant virus that was subsequently ascribed to the D1.1 genotype. Leveraging an extensive network of active and passive avian wildlife influenza surveillance approaches within Canada and the U.S., we documented the emergence and rapid spread of D1.1 viruses in wild birds during the 2024 fall migratory season. The D1.1 viruses formed a monophyletic group and rapidly replaced earlier A(H5) genotypes across multiple flyways, as shown by phylodynamic analysis. The rapid dissemination of D1.1 in wild birds coincided with detections in other hosts including 17 human cases, four of which were severe or fatal, and at least two A(H5N1) introductions into dairy cattle. Importantly, none of the mammalian adaptive markers, such as PB2 E627K or HA Q226H, detected in human cases were detected in viruses from wild birds, and candidate vaccine viruses retained antigenic cross-reactivity with D1.1 strains isolated in this study.
Authors
- Harrington, Walter N. ;
- Signore, Anthony ;
- Kercher, Lisa ;
- Giacinti, Jolene ;
- Kandeil, Ahmed ;
- Ahlstrom, Christina A. ;
- Bevins, Sarah ;
- Crossley, Beate ;
- Fabrizio, Tom ;
- Jeevan, Trushar ;
- Lenoch, Julianna ;
- Nolting, Jacqueline M. ;
- Rejmanek, Daniel ;
- Stallknecht, David ;
- Bollinger, Trent ;
- Buck, Evan J. ;
- Carter, Deborah ;
- Cohen, Bradley S. ;
- Dilione, Krista E. ;
- Feddersen, Jamie C. ;
- Franks, John ;
- Goldsmith, Dayna ;
- Highway, Cory J. ;
- Himsworth, Chelsea ;
- Holmes, Lydia P. ;
- Jardine, Claire ;
- Jahid, Mohammad Jawad ;
- Link, Paul ;
- Miller, Lance ;
- Nemeth, Nicole ;
- Owsiany, Madison ;
- Pybus, Margo ;
- Scott, Laura C. ;
- Sharp, Christopher ;
- Smith, Lauren ;
- Steelman, Nathan J. ;
- Stevens, Brian ;
- Woodard, Karlie ;
- Berhane, Yohannes ;
- Torchetti, Mia K. ;
- Ramey, Andrew M. ;
- Poulson, Rebecca ;
- Webby, Richard
The zip file contains posterior samples and fitted surfaces that describe SARS-CoV-2 prevalence estimates for North American white -tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus). Each output file in the zip file contains output for one unique combination of animal sex, age class, harvest type, swab type, and state. The zip file's README file contains additional descriptions about the format of fitted surfaces.
The "SupplementaryData - sample sizes.csv" file contains county-level sample sizes for demographic, age, sex, and sample collection data used in this study.
The manuscript to which this data repository is a supplement describes data collection, processing, and analysis steps.
Authors
- HEWITT, JOSHUA ;
- Wilson-Henjum, Grete ;
- Collins, Derek ;
- Linder, Timothy ;
- Lenoch, Julianna ;
- Heale, Jonathon ;
- Quintanal, Christopher ;
- Pleszewski, Robert ;
- McBride, Dillon ;
- Bowman, Andrew S. ;
- Chandler, JeffreyC. ;
- Shriner, Susan A. ;
- N. Bevins, Sarah ;
- J. Kohler, Dennis ;
- Chipman, Richard B. ;
- Gosser, Allen ;
- Bergman, David ;
- J. DeLiberto, Thomas ;
- Pepin, Kim M.
The zip file contains posterior samples and fitted surfaces that describe SARS-CoV-2 prevalence estimates for North American white -tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus). Each output file in the zip file contains output for one unique combination of animal sex, age class, harvest type, swab type, and state. The zip file's README file contains additional descriptions about the format of fitted surfaces.
The "SupplementaryData - sample sizes.csv" file contains county-level sample sizes for demographic, age, sex, and sample collection data used in this study.
The manuscript to which this data repository is a supplement describes data collection, processing, and analysis steps.
Authors
- HEWITT, JOSHUA ;
- Wilson-Henjum, Grete ;
- Collins, Derek ;
- Linder, Timothy ;
- Lenoch, Julianna ;
- Heale, Jonathon ;
- Quintanal, Christopher ;
- Pleszewski, Robert ;
- McBride, Dillon ;
- Bowman, Andrew S. ;
- Chandler, JeffreyC. ;
- Shriner, Susan A. ;
- N. Bevins, Sarah ;
- J. Kohler, Dennis ;
- Chipman, Richard B. ;
- Gosser, Allen ;
- Bergman, David ;
- J. DeLiberto, Thomas ;
- Pepin, Kim M.
This data set describes genomic sequence information from 2022 used to infer spatiotemporal trends pertaining to the introductions of highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza viruses into Alaska and spread among wild birds, backyard poultry, and mammals.
Authors
- Laura C Scott ;
- Christina A Ahlstrom ;
- Mia K Torchetti ;
- Julianna B Lenoch ;
- Kimberlee B Beckmen ;
- Megan Boldenow ;
- Evan J Buck ;
- Bryan Daniels ;
- Krista E Dilione ;
- Robert Gerlach ;
- Kristina Lantz ;
- Angela Matz ;
- Rebecca L. Poulson ;
- David E Stallknecht ;
- Raphaela Stimmelmayr ;
- Eric Taylor ;
- Alison R Williams ;
- Andy M Ramey ;
- Gay Sheffield ;
- David R. Sinnett