Shaun Cross
@shauntcross.bsky.social
Assistant Professor University of Nebraska Medical Center | Pathogen Genomics, Virome, and Vector Biology
I hate how ONT words things. You basically have 6 sequencing runs that can have UP TO 24 samples in each run. Basically what you do is prep all the samples by amplifying 16S region, then pool and do the final adapter attachment
August 22, 2025 at 7:16 PM
I hate how ONT words things. You basically have 6 sequencing runs that can have UP TO 24 samples in each run. Basically what you do is prep all the samples by amplifying 16S region, then pool and do the final adapter attachment
Is Nebraska an area of interest? Happy to collect and send them.
June 16, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Is Nebraska an area of interest? Happy to collect and send them.
100%!!! Send it here, learn about your ticks and help us understand tick borne diseases 🎉
May 3, 2025 at 1:31 AM
100%!!! Send it here, learn about your ticks and help us understand tick borne diseases 🎉
You can stick the tick in a ziplock bag and send it in a small padded envelope. Our website has the instructions and some pictures to show how to submit a tick through the program.
Never thought about gluing them to a postcard but that’s an interesting idea haha
Never thought about gluing them to a postcard but that’s an interesting idea haha
May 2, 2025 at 6:59 PM
You can stick the tick in a ziplock bag and send it in a small padded envelope. Our website has the instructions and some pictures to show how to submit a tick through the program.
Never thought about gluing them to a postcard but that’s an interesting idea haha
Never thought about gluing them to a postcard but that’s an interesting idea haha
Ticks can be quite the movers!Always feel free to now send them our way and we will happily help out
May 2, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Ticks can be quite the movers!Always feel free to now send them our way and we will happily help out
😂 well if you need or want ticks from Nebraska I got you! There is no shortage here
May 2, 2025 at 1:03 AM
😂 well if you need or want ticks from Nebraska I got you! There is no shortage here