Stenglein Lab
Welcome to the Stenglein lab in the Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology department of Colorado State University

We apply a blend of genomic, computational, and traditional laboratory techniques to study human and animal viruses and the diseases they (sometimes) cause.

We are also part of the Center for Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases at CSU, and are conducting research on mosquitoes, other insects, ticks, and the viruses they carry.
Recent posts
Award winning talks by Marylee and Lexi
Posted 02 Oct 2022
There is no existing good evidence that 2019-nCoV originated in snakes.
Posted 22 Jan 2020
Nidovirus FAQ, 2018
Posted 19 Dec 2017
Genomics of Disease in Wildlife Workshop, 2017
Posted 03 Jun 2017
Shaun selected for a GAUSSI fellowship
Posted 07 Apr 2017
New paper on mosquito viruses out
Posted 20 Oct 2016
Rocky Mountain Virology Club
Posted 23 Sep 2016
Goodbye, Joey!
Posted 21 Sep 2016
Recent papers
Assessing Reassortment between Bluetongue Virus Serotypes 10 and 17 at Different Coinfection Ratios in Culicoides sonorenesis
Posted 02 Feb 2024
Draft genome sequence of Planococcus sp. SK3692
Posted 17 Jan 2024
Whole-genome sequence of Paenibacillus sp., isolated from soil, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
Posted 19 Oct 2023
Assessing shared respiratory pathogens between domestic (Ovis aries) and bighorn (Ovis canadensis) sheep; methods for multiplex PCR, amplicon sequencing, and bioinformatics to characterize respiratory flora
Posted 19 Oct 2023
Evaluation of Vector-Enabled Xenosurveillance in Rural Guatemala
Posted 16 Oct 2023
In Situ Hybridization (RNAscope) Detection of Bluetongue Virus Serotypes 10 and 17 in Experimentally Co-Infected Culicoides sonorensis
Posted 30 Sep 2023
A bioinformatics pipeline for a tick pathogen surveillance multiplex amplicon sequencing assay
Posted 27 May 2023
Galbut Virus Infection Minimally Influences Drosophila melanogaster Fitness Traits in a Strain and Sex-Dependent Manner.
Posted 15 Feb 2023
Misc