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EG.5.1.1 with S:L455F via G22927C (171 seqs, 13 countries) #2250
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Don't think we should create more issues with potentially artefactual mutations. Please open one when it's clear that it isn't an artefact. This one here looks similar to the other one with mostly Shanghai sequences, very suspicious. |
restart tracking in the other issue pls @NkRMnZr we will repropose once 50 |
25 now, at least 6 countries |
I forgot to update the filters to the query, should be less than that. It is still tracked and updated on original issue from the other repo. |
Thank you deleted the posts indeed |
updated query, should have 68 now |
73 now with newly emerged UShER:https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_1a929_430cf0.json?f_userOrOld=uploaded%20sample now detected in 8 different countries @FedeGueli @corneliusroemer |
This is becoming interesting @corneliusroemer i suggest to designate the biggest among this EG.5.1+FLip lineages |
@corneliusroemer please reopen and designate this, important SPIKE DIVERSITY: This subbranch was spotted first by Dave McNally S:473 was identified by Bloom and Dadonaite as a strong escape residue: https://x.com/jbloom_lab/status/1696727571386311023?s=20 |
Thank you |
10-04, 30 seqs from Australia, Austria, China, Finland, Japan, UK and USA UShER:https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_33332_d55d60.json?f_userOrOld=uploaded%20sample&label=id:node_3650837
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10-08, 56 seqs from Australia, Canada, China, Iceland, S. Korea, New Zealand, Singapore, UK and USA https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_324d7_2d9670.json?f_userOrOld=uploaded%20sample&label=id:node_3449269
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This is becoming big . @corneliusroemer i suggest strongly to designate the two big FLip lineages with G22927C |
225 now it should be designated. |
@NkRMnZr you should add -C20132T cause there is an unrelated spanish sequence with that nuc. |
Yes, I am convinced now the 22927X is real too, will designate, thanks!
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https://cov-spectrum.org/explore/World/AllSamples/Past3M/variants?nextcladePangoLineage=HK.3*&nucMutations1=C6541T%2CG22927C%2C3653C%2CC6317C%2CG6320G%2CA6659A%2CT7111T%2CC8074C%2CC6327C%2CC745C%2CG8768G%2CC10702C%2CC11779C%2CC13968C%2CT17811T%2CA21137A%2CT21748T%2CC22482C%2CC24023C%2CC27741C&analysisMode=CompareToBaseline&
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Designated as HK.13 via 49cdcb4 |
Taken from Branch 5 of Multitask sars-cov-2-variants/lineage-proposals#537, another proposal to feature
G22927C
rather than HK.3'sG22927T
, after #2194Defining Mutations:
EG.5.1.1
>G22927C(S:L455F)
Query:
C6541T, G22927C, -C745T, -C3653T, -C6317T, -G6320A, -C6327T, -A6659G, -T7111C, -C8074T, -G8768A, -C10702T, -C11779T, -C13968A, -T17811C, -A21137G, -T21748C, -C22482T, -C24023T, -C27741T, -G29734T
Earliest seq: 2023-07-08 (
EPI_ISL_18012368
, Sichuan, China)Latest seq: 2023-08-27 (
EPI_ISL_18213371
, Qinghai, China)Sampled Countries: China (9: Shanghai/5; Liaoning/1; Qinghai/1; Sichuan/1; Taiwan/1), Australia (1: Queensland), USA (1, New York)
Genomes:
EPI_ISL_18012368, EPI_ISL_18074450, EPI_ISL_18105834, EPI_ISL_18108480, EPI_ISL_18122582, EPI_ISL_18138248, EPI_ISL_18146109, EPI_ISL_18160385, EPI_ISL_18164789, EPI_ISL_18208589, EPI_ISL_18213371
UShER:
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_790d_46dd70.json?f_userOrOld=uploaded%20sample&label=id:node_6947948
Trivia:
S:L455F
to HK.3, probably artifact, but it could also be real.G>T
has higher frequency thanG>C
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