Active Projects
Bat Metagenomics
Metagenomic survey of bats from Uganda. The anti-PREDICT Project.
Ebola Epidemiology
Epidemiological data for the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the DRC.
HCoV-19 Genomics
Genome sequencing of HCoV-19/SARS-CoV-2 from COVID-19 patients.
HLA Typing from Ebola and Lassa Patients
HLA genotype calls from Ebola and Lassa patients admitted in Sierra Leone.
West Nile Genomics – California
West Nile virus sequences from California.
West Nile Genomics – WestNile 4K
West Nile virus sequences from across the United States.
Zika Functional Evolution
Experimental studies testing Zika virus evolution.
Zika Genomics
Sequence data from the Zika virus outbreak in Florida and beyond – mostly local cases from humans and mosquitoes, but also travel-associated cases.
Archived Projects
Dengue Florida Genomics
Full-length dengue virus genomes from the 2013 outbreak in Martin County, Florida.
Zika Epidemiology
We’re compiling Zika case numbers from endemic countries. Our data is based on bar graphs reported and compiled by PAHO.
Zika Phylogeography
Phylogeographical analysis of Zika virus spread.
Recent Data-related Blog Posts
Summary: Using local and travel-associated case reporting from American and European public health systems, we identified an unreported Zika outbreak in Cuba during 2017. Virus sequencing from travelers revealed that the Zika outbreak in Cuba was sparked by multiple introductions of the virus from elsewhere in the Caribbean and Central America during 2016 that persisted into 2017. The recent Zika virus…
Data here. Permanent Andersen Lab project link is here. Most epidemiological investigations of Zika virus during the current epidemic in the Americas requires temporal human case data. The only place to gather this information is is from the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), an arm of the World Health Organization. They present Zika virus case numbers in two ways: spreadsheets of…
Data here. Protocol here. Three pools of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes collected in Miami Beach on August 22nd and 23rd, 2016, were found to be infected with Zika virus. Through our collaborators, Scott Michael and Sharon Isern from Florida Gulf Coast University, we recently received samples of these mosquitoes for sequencing using our amplicon-based protocol for MiSeq. (more…)