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Stefan Pöhlmann

@snpoehlm

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Viruses & Proteases, Head of Infection Biology Unit, Deutsches Primatenzentrum @DPZ_eu, Decoding viral entry, Tracking SARS-CoV-2 variants, Views are my own

Göttingen, Deutschland
Joined February 2021
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@snpoehlm
Stefan Pöhlmann
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Our starting point
@CellCellPress
Cell
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Online Now and #OpenAccess in #Cell: #SARS-CoV-2 infection depends on host cell factors #ACE2 and #TMPRSS2 which can be blocked by clinically proven protease inhibitor #COVID19 https://t.co/MQ4k8Ll8WB
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@florian_krammer
Florian Krammer
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Diese Woche gehts bei viroLOGISCH um das Norovirus, das ziemlich starke Durchfallerkrankungen auslösen kann, zum Beispiel auf Kreuzfahrtschiffen. ➡️ Spotify: https://t.co/1x9ypm6z8X ➡️ Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/dCQcFeMS5K ➡️ Podigee: https://t.co/XXKZfpy5Xr
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virologisch.podigee.io
Virologe und Impfstoffforscher Florian Krammer wirft in viroLOGISCH wöchentlich einen Blick in die Welt der Viren – von historischen Pandemien bis zu aktuellen Entwicklungen. Ein Podcastwerkstatt...
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Stefan Pöhlmann
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Concerning
@richardhirschs1
Dr Richard Hirschson
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⚠️Mutated H3N2 influenza heads to northern hemisphere, prepare for worst seasonal flu epidemic in decades. ✴️7 mutations appeared in a strain of H3N2 seasonal flu in June 2025. These partially evade prior immunity, and are not fully covered by the current flu jab. ✴️Linked to
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@RajlabN
Raj Rajnarayanan
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Tracking SARSCoV2 Lineage BA.3.2* over time Countries reporting BA.3.2*: #Australia, #SouthAfrica, #Netherlands, #USA (traveler seq), #Germany, #Mozambique, #Slovenia, #UK, #Denmark Tracker: https://t.co/NgpKv8TInX
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@nytimes
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Breaking News: James Watson, who made one of the biggest breakthroughs in science by helping to discover the structure of DNA, died at 97.
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nytimes.com
The breakthrough, with Francis H.C. Crick, made him one of the most important scientists of the 20th century. He went on to write a celebrated memoir and later to ignite an uproar with racist views.
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Stefan Pöhlmann
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BA.3.2, the great pumpkin, is touring Europe. 🎃🎃
@LongDesertTrain
Ryan Hisner
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BA.3.2 has arrived in the UK. One BA.3.2.2, collected October 5, was uploaded from Scotland today. Same branch as recent BA.3.2.2 from Germany & Slovenia. It has a few errors (ins214:ASDT misread & ORF1a:E4388K artifact). Ignoring those, the 1 notable new mutation is N:N126K.
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@Mike_Honey_
Mike Honey
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The volume of wastewater detection of SARS-CoV-2 fell slightly in the latest week. But the share of "BA.3.2.X" detected rebounded to 25% - the highest level reported so far. 🧵
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@LongDesertTrain
Ryan Hisner
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This is a total outrage and has crippled SARS-CoV-2 variant tracking and evolutionary analysis. Updating a file and giving access to @nextstrain & @GenSpectrum does not require extensive resources. There has to be an ulterior motive here. This can't be allowed to stand.
@nextstrain
Nextstrain
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On Oct 1, 2025, @GISAID informed us that they had ended updates to the flat file of SARS-CoV-2 genomic sequences and associated metadata that we had used to update Nextstrain analyses since Feb 2020. GISAID's stated rationale was that their "resources are limited". 1/5
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Stefan Pöhlmann
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Continued surveillance and variant analysis is important, as highlighted by the emergence and spread of BA.3.2. Lack of data sharing by GISAID is bad news.
@nextstrain
Nextstrain
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On Oct 1, 2025, @GISAID informed us that they had ended updates to the flat file of SARS-CoV-2 genomic sequences and associated metadata that we had used to update Nextstrain analyses since Feb 2020. GISAID's stated rationale was that their "resources are limited". 1/5
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Stefan Pöhlmann
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A new BA.3.2 sequence. This time from the Netherlands, collected October 25. BA.3.2.1, EPI_ISL_20237246 🎃🎃🎃
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@Nucleocapsoid
Euan Arnott
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New South Wales (Australia) BA.3.2.2 now on variant graph so we can see the rise (or not) of this new variant.
@JosetteSchoenma
Josette Schoenmakers
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@NSWHealth Thank you for putting BA.3.2 in the chart!
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Stefan Pöhlmann
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See our previous work on this question below 👇 https://t.co/Ohoesh3kzt
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Stefan Pöhlmann
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Low levels of influenza H5N1 HA and NA antibodies in the human population are boosted by seasonal H1N1 infection but not by H3N2 infection or influenza vaccination | mBio
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A/H5N1 influenza A viruses continue to pose a pandemic threat to humans. Recent infection of dairy cattle and poultry with A/H5N1 in the USA has magnified that concern. We determined the level of...
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Stefan Pöhlmann
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More evidence that some antibodies induced by seasonal influenza A infection or vaccination can cross-react with H5N1 - potentially offering some level of protection.
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Stefan Pöhlmann
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And a new BA.3.2.2 sequence from Slovenia (EPI_ISL_20236520, collected on November 2) - a first for the country. The Great Pumpkin remains active in different parts of the world...🎃
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Stefan Pöhlmann
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COVID-19 remains a significant public health issue - continued surveillance is important. COVID-19 is spreading again — how serious is it and what are the symptoms?
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nature.com
Nature - Limited COVID-19 surveillance data are hampering vaccination and health strategies, researchers say.
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Stefan Pöhlmann
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The Great Pumpkin, BA.3.2, is back. Two new BA.3.2.2 sequences from Western Australia, collected on October 17: EPI_ISL_20236455 and EPI_ISL_20236456.
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@drkeithsiau
Keith Siau
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The scariest thing in academia 😅
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