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XDP: JN.1.4/FL.15 recombinant (25 seqs, 4 countries) #1177
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+1 Israel |
+1 Denmark |
+2 Canada Pleasee propose once it reaches 25 |
This jumped to 22 with a batch from NYC ( hence Ryan spotted and proposed the duplicate of this , i think) |
Please propose it |
You have to include C28846T in the query or else you get 3-4 unrelated sequences—and that number will probably increase as time goes on. There are really only 18 sequences in this lineage right now, not 22. |
thanks @ryhisner i have edited the query cc @aviczhl2 |
Yeah that's a thing for BA.2.86/XBB recomb islands. Recombs with similar breakpoints gather together and somethings the root and sub-branch are actually different recombs. |
For 4 seq withs 28846, only 1 seq without 28958( may be JN.1/other XBB.1+Orf9b:I5T recomb) , others seem to be JN.1 getting T28297C independently. |
Designated XDP via cov-lineages/pango-designation@2c80397 |
JN.1.4+C27810T(rev), G27915T, T28297C, C28846T, A28958C(rev)
Orf7b:L19F(rev)
Orf8:G8*
Orf9b:I5T
N:K229Q(rev)
JN.1.4--FL.15*
Breakpoint between 26834 and 27809
GISAID query: T28297C, C897A, C28846T, G27915T, C774T by @ryhisner ( former query:T28297C,T18453C,C774T )
No. of seqs:4 (USA)
First: EPI_ISL_18623642, USA-CA, 2023-11-7
Latest: EPI_ISL_18604137, USA-OH, 2023-11-23
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