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Multiple JN.1* branches with S:F456X : 4 Ongoing Unproposed Branches as 7/25 #1253

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xz-keg commented Jan 4, 2024

It seems that S:F456L is very convergent in JN.1 now. (last complete update June 19)

JN.1+C6145T+S:F456L cov-lineages/pango-designation#2585

  • [*] Branch 10: Dead

JN.1.4+C9979T+S:F456L Query: T18453C, T22928C,C9979T, 18 seqs, Sweden, Norway

Now proposed in cov-lineages/pango-designation#2604 Detected by @FedeGueli JN.1.15+S:F456L,Orf3a:R122S Query: T22928C, C23625T, T22926C, 34 seqs, Switzerland,Ecuador,USA,France, UAE, UK, South Korea, Netherlands, Canada, Spain, Singapore

  • [*] Branch 13: Dead

JN.1+C3589T+A25102G+S:F456L, Query: C3589T,A25102G,T22928C, 4 seqs, Germany, France dead

Proposed in cov-lineages/pango-designation#2595 By @FedeGueli
JN.1.22 > Orf1a:G445V (G1599T) > C11704T > S:F456L (T22928C), Query: G1599T, C11704T ,T22928C, 37 seqs, USA, Spain

JN.1+S:F456L, Orf1a:R560C, T2846I,Dead Query: C8802T, C21904T, T22928C, 3 seqs, USA, New Zealand

JN.1+Orf1a:K399R+Orf1b:P2321H+S:F456L, cov-lineages/pango-designation#2612

JN.1.3+S:F456L, Query: T3565C,T22928C,C27945T,-C4777T, 44 seqs, South Korea,Israel, Canada, Spain, USA,France, Australia, Singapore

JN.1.1+C9142T+Orf1a:T1589I+S:F456L, Query: T22928C,C1762A,C5031T,C9142T,-10440, 6 seqs, USA, UAE,India

  • [*] Branch 28, dead

JN.1.1+Orf1b:T2165M+Orf1a:S2635L,S:F456L, Query: C19961T,T22928C,G4720A,A28795G, 4 seqs, Spain, France, USA

shall be JN.1.16.1, JN.1.18+Orf1a:F536V+S:F456L, Query: G22599C,T22928C, T1871G,T3565C, 5 seqs, Nigeria

proposed in cov-lineages/pango-designation#2633 >JN.1+C9979T+C775T,S:F456L, Query: T22928C, C775T, C9979T, 9 seqs, Spain

By @FedeGueli , JN.1 > Orf1a:K4483R (A13712G) > Orf1a:K1407N (G4486T) > A3058G > S:F456L (T22928C) Query: G4486T,A3058G, T22928C,4 seqs, UK,Canada

JN.1 > S:H1101Y ( C24863T )>S:F456L (T22928C) Query:C24863T, T22928C, T3565C 32 samples, China, UK,Canada,Salvador

JN.1+C26873T+S:F456L, Query: T22928C, C26873T, C18894T, 21 seqs, China, Netherlands, Germany, Singapore,USA,Canada, New Zealand

  • Branch 52, Designated LL.1, JN.1.4.2+S:S680F+S:F456L(T22930A), Query: T22930A, C23601T, A22115G, 29 seqs, USA, New Zealand, Italy, Netherlands
  • [*] Branch 53,Dead

proposed in cov-lineages/pango-designation#2621
JN.1+Orf3a:A54S+S:F456L(T22930A), Query: G25552T,T22930A,C18894T, 13 seqs, USA

JN.1+S:V62F,R681H+S:F456L, Query: G21746T, C4586T,T22928C, 10 seqs, Israel, South Korea,USA, France

JN.1+C28603T+S:F456L, Query: T22928C, C28603T, T3565C,-17334,-T565A 26 seqs, UK, South Korea, Chile,Japan, China, Australia

JN.1+C27389T+S:F456L, Query: C27389T,T22928C,T3565C, 11 seqs, USA, South Korea, Malaysia,Singapore, Canada

JN.1+G17562T+S:F456L, Query: G17562T,T3565C, T22928C,-8716, 33 seqs, Spain, USA, Singapore, Germany, France, UK, India,Canada, China, Denmark, South Korea, Kenya, Japan, Australia,Singapore, 16 has FLiRT, misplaced under JN.1.16 for normal branch and JN.1.9 for FLiRT branch.

JN.1.4.5+C20823T+C9073T,A21417G+S:F456L, Query: T18453C,C9073T,T22928C, 10 seqs, USA, Australia,New Zealand

JN.1+C22858T+S:F456L, Query: C22858T,T22928C,C18894T,-7113, 28 seqs, South Korea,Australia, USA, UK,Finland

  • [* ] Branch 65, DEAD

JN.1+C25566T+S:F456L, Query: -C7113T,-A4911T,-A11947G,-T5120C,C25566T,T22928C,T22926C,-23277,-C2106T (Edited in June), 4 seqs, Portugal, Luxembourg,Germany,China

JN.1.30.1+Orf1a:I1128F+Orf1a:T2283I,Orf7b:L20I,S:F456L, misplaced under KU.2, Query: A3647T, T22928C, G21255T, 28 seqs, Singapore, USA, Malaysia, Thailand, Canada, Australia, UK, India,Sweden, USA, Pakistan,

JN.1+Orf1b:L2560F+S:F456L, Query: C21145T, T22928C, C18894T,-18453, -4795, 19 seqs, France, India, Singapore,China,USA

  • [*] Branch 69. DEAD

JN.1+C25521T+C24904T+S:F456L,Dead, Query: C24904T,C25521T,T22928C,C18894T, 6 seqs, USA

JN.1+C14676T+S:Q677L+S:F456L, Query: C14676T, A23592T, T22928C, 20 seqs, USA, Netherlands,Spain, UK

JN.1.4+Orf1a:A2001V+Orf1a:T1040I,S:F456L,Dead, Query: C6267T,T18453C,T22928C, 3 seqs, UK

JN.1+C27110T+S:F456L, Query: T22928C, C27110T, T22926C, 35 seqs, Ireland, Canada, USA, India

JN.1.34+Orf1a:T2846R, S100R, E386D+S:F456L, Query: C23673T,T22928C, C8802T,T565A, 21 seqs, UK, Denmark,USA,Sweden,Hungary

  • [*] Branch 75, Dead

JN.1.33+Orf1a:D2060N+Orf1b:T76I,S:F456L,Dead Query: T22928C, G5992A, G6443A, 5 seqs, Australia, France

  • [ *] Branch 76, Dead

JN.1+Orf1b:P1427L+S:F456L, Query: C17747T, T22928C, C18894T and C17747T, -T22928C, C18894T,C12786T(sum of the 2), 13 seqs, South Korea

JN.1.7+C28849T+S:F456L,Orf1a:A3497V, Query: C28849T,T22928C,C10755T, 23 seqs, USA, UK, France

  • [*] Branch 78, Dead

JN.1.7+Orf1a:V1025L+S:F456L,Orf1b:F2173L,Query: G3338T, T10546C, T22928C, 4 seqs, Canada

JN.1+C6968T+S:F456L, Query: C6968T, T22928C, C18894T,36 seqs, France, Sweden, China, Spain, UK, USA, Australia, Singapore

  • [*] Branch 80, Dead

JN.1+Orf1a:R550H+Orf1a:F1028Y,S:F565L+S:F456L, Query: T3348A,T23257G,T22928C, 4 seqs, Japan

JN.1+Orf3a:A103T+S:R346T,F456L, Query: T22928C, G22599C, C1612T,G25770A, 36 seqs, Lithuania, Russia, Sweden, USA, UK, Australia

  • [ *] Branch 85, Dead

JN.1.9+Orf1b:V1402I,A1620V+Orf1a:T3032I,I3758V,S:A376S,F456L, Orf3a:Y141H, Query: T22928C, G17671A, C18326T, 5 seqs, USA

JN.1+C17119T+A2251G+S:F456L(T22930A), Query: T22930A, C17119T, A2251G, 20 seqs, South Korea

  • FLiRT Branch 87, Designated KR.3 JN.1.1.5+S:F456L(T22930A), Query: T22930A, C9142T, G22599C,T3565C, 4 seqs, USA, Australia , UK
  • [ *] Branch 88, dead

JN.1.4+C11020T+S:F456L, Query: C11020T, T22928C, T18453C, 7 seqs, USA, South Korea, South Africa

  • [*] Branch 89, Dead

JN.1.4+C5284T+S:F456L, Query: C5284T, T22928C, T18453C, 9 seqs, South Korea, USA,Netherlands

  • [*] Branch 90, dead
    JN.1.4+C22450T+Orf1a:T2274I, S:F456L, Query: C22450T, T22928C, T18453C, 5 seqs, South Korea
  • [*] Branch 91, Dead

JN.1.4+Orf1b:P1342S+S:A123S, F456L, Query: T22928C, C17491T,T18453C, 4 seqs, South Korea

  • [*] Branch 92,Dead

JN.1.4+Orf1a:T602I+Orf1b:H714Y+Orf6:L29P,S:F456L, Query: C2070T, C15613T,T22928C, 3 seqs, China

JN.1+Orf1a:K399R+Orf1a:T1017I+S:F456L, Query: T22928C, C3315T, G10255A, 16 seqs, Thailand, USA, Japan, South Korea, Australia, China

  • [*] Branch 96, dead

By @FedeGueli ,JN.1.4 >>> T18453C > C27297T > S:L249F (G22309T), S:F456L (T22930A ) Query: G22309T ,T22930A,T3565C, 5 seqs but only 3 seqs on GISAID, UK

  • [* ] Branch 97, Dead
    JN.1+C14178T+S:F456L,Q613H,Orf1a:V2783F, Query: C14178T,T3565C,T22928C,G23401T, 4 seqs, USA
  • [*] Branch 98, Dead

JN.1+C4048T+S:F456L, Query: C4048T, T22928C, T3565C, 10 seqs, USA, New Zealand, China, Australia

JN.1+T17859C+C3172T+S:R346T,F456L, Query: T17859C,T22928C,T3172G,T3565C, 30 seqs, Spain, Portugal

JN.1.30.1+S:F456V, Query: G21255T,T22928G,G22599C, 6 seqs, USA, UK ,France

JN.1.7+Orf3a:V97I+S:F456L, Query: T22928C, G25681A,C14931T, 25 seqs, Canada

JN.1.19+S:F456L, Query: C9598T, C15216T, T22928C, 9 seqs, Russia

  • Branch 114, By @FedeGueli , JN.1 > > > C5956T >> S:F456L (T22928C) >C24418T Query: C5956T, C24418T,T22928C, 14 seqs.Brazil, Canada, Argentin, USA, Japan,Spain, Denmark
  • Branch 115, Designated JN.1.16.5JN.1+S:T22N.F456L,Q493E, Query: C23039G, T22928C, C21627A,-17334,-24872, 5 seqs, Sweden, Turkey, USA
  • [P] FLiRT Branch 116, designated LZ.2

Proposed in cov-lineages/pango-designation#2653, Query: T22928C, A3941G, C4331T, 31 seqs, USA, Mexico, Japan, China, Spain, New Zealand, Germany, Singapore, UK, Australia

  • FLiRT Branch 117, JN.1+Orf1a:K399R+S:R346T,F456L,R59S(Can be JN.1.55 or JN.1.18 or JN.1.16 descendants), Query: A1461G, C2644T, G15906A, 5 seqs, USA, Dominician Republic, Venezuela, Netherlands
  • FLiRT Branch 118, JN.1.18+S:F59S+C18348T+S:F456L(T22930A), Query: T22930A, C18348T, T21738C, 9 seqs, USA, UK, Spain
  • Branch 119, JN.1.18+S:F59S+C18348T+Orf1b:M809L,Orf7a:T11K+S:F456V, Query: T22928G, A15892T, C27425A, 7 seqs, USA, Switzerland, Netherlands, Canada

Doublets and Singlets no longer tracking. Only track >=3 branches, or branches with seqs from multiple countries now.

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title Multiple JN.1 branches with S:F456L Multiple JN.1* branches with S:F456L Jan 4, 2024
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please name the lineages Branch 1 branch 2 branch 3 etc

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xz-keg commented Jan 5, 2024

JN.1+Orf1a:T2283I,S:F456L,V1104L Query: C7113T,T22928C,T3565C, India

This one is detected in another India state and becomes a branch.

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JN.1+Orf1a:T2283I,S:F456L,V1104L Query: C7113T,T22928C,T3565C, India

This one is detected in another India state and becomes a branch.

agree already in my tracking list it seems v interesting.

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xz-keg commented Jan 5, 2024

JN.1+Orf1a:T2283I,S:F456L,V1104L Query: C7113T,T22928C,T3565C, India
This one is detected in another India state and becomes a branch.

agree already in my tracking list it seems v interesting.

They are placed in different branches on usher but that's due to artefacts of India-KA seqs around S:16. KA seqs seem to artefact the ins16MPLF to some other things on all its JN.1* seqs.
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FedeGueli commented Jan 5, 2024

V1104L

I managed to get a tree and a query for the parental lineage of Branch 4 with S:V1104L:
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https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome-test.gi.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice7_genome_test_3aa55_7b6bc0.json?label=id:node_6827336

Query: G24872T, G17334T,C897A finds 11

Samples: EPI_ISL_18682687 (Recomb), EPI_ISL_18683064, EPI_ISL_18694660,
EPI_ISL_18694669, EPI_ISL_18694672, EPI_ISL_18704304,
EPI_ISL_18704343, EPI_ISL_18704350, EPI_ISL_18718937,
EPI_ISL_18718979, EPI_ISL_18718993

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FedeGueli commented Jan 5, 2024

V1104L

I managed to get a tree and a query for the parental lineage with S:V1104L: Screenshot 2024-01-05 alle 09 26 19 https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome-test.gi.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice7_genome_test_3aa55_7b6bc0.json?label=id:node_6827336

Query: G24872T, G17334T,C897A finds 11

Samples: EPI_ISL_18682687, EPI_ISL_18683064, EPI_ISL_18694660, EPI_ISL_18694669, EPI_ISL_18694672, EPI_ISL_18704304, EPI_ISL_18704343, EPI_ISL_18704350, EPI_ISL_18718937, EPI_ISL_18718979, EPI_ISL_18718993

i think i ll propose (or you as you want ) the parental branch so Branch 4 could be defined as #XYZ + 456L, what do you think?

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xz-keg commented Jan 5, 2024

i think i ll propose (or you as you want ) the parental branch so Branch 4 could be defined as #XYZ + 456L, what do you think?

Yes sure.

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i think i ll propose (or you as you want ) the parental branch so Branch 4 could be defined as #XYZ + 456L, what do you think?

Yes sure.

#1262

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branch 3 goes to 11

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title Multiple JN.1* branches with S:F456L Multiple JN.1* branches with S:F456L or F456V or F456I Jan 6, 2024
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xz-keg commented Jan 6, 2024

Add doublet 1 from USA.

There seems to be also S:F456V and S:F456I branches. Include them for branch 5 and singlet 7.

@xz-keg xz-keg added the S:456 label Jan 6, 2024
@FedeGueli FedeGueli added S:455 and removed SLip labels Jan 6, 2024
@FedeGueli FedeGueli changed the title Multiple JN.1* branches with S:F456L or F456V or F456I Multiple JN.1* branches with S:F456L or F456V or F456I : 5 Branches as O1/06 Jan 6, 2024
@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title Multiple JN.1* branches with S:F456L or F456V or F456I : 5 Branches as O1/06 Multiple JN.1* branches with S:F456L or F456V or F456I : 5 Branches as 1/10 Jan 10, 2024
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xz-keg commented Jan 10, 2024

1/10:
Add doublet 2,3, Singlet 7,8.

Branch 4 Goes to 6 and spread to UK

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  • C7113T,T22928C,T3565C,

@aviczhl2 i would ask you to propose it together with the parental in the main page (closing my side proposal) , so @corneliusroemer could track it too . If you can keep it updated also here it would be great.
6 seqs from India could hint to a huge numbers of infections. tell me if you are ok with that.

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xz-keg commented Jan 10, 2024

  • C7113T,T22928C,T3565C,

@aviczhl2 i would ask you to propose it together with the parental in the main page (closing my side proposal) , so @corneliusroemer could track it too . If you can keep it updated also here it would be great. 6 seqs from India could hint to a huge numbers of infections. tell me if you are ok with that.

5 in India and 1 in UK actually. Discovered in 2 India states.

You can propose that as your proposal is more focused? If you want me to propose that's also fine.

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FedeGueli commented Jan 10, 2024

  • C7113T,T22928C,T3565C,

@aviczhl2 i would ask you to propose it together with the parental in the main page (closing my side proposal) , so @corneliusroemer could track it too . If you can keep it updated also here it would be great. 6 seqs from India could hint to a huge numbers of infections. tell me if you are ok with that.

5 in India and 1 in UK actually. Discovered in 2 India states.

You can propose that as your proposal is more focused? If you want me to propose that's also fine.

as you prefer! you discovered the whole thing! but if u have no time i will! u can copy paste it and then add the analysis of the 456 branch

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xz-keg commented Jan 12, 2024

1/12:
Branch 5 becomes 10
A previous Indian doublet spread to France and becomes branch 6.

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title Multiple JN.1* branches with S:F456L or F456V or F456I : 5 Branches as 1/10 Multiple JN.1* branches with S:F456L or F456V or F456I : 6 Branches as 1/12 Jan 12, 2024
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branch 115 now 5 with last samples coming from Israel and Netherlands. @aviczhl2 please propose , it seems relevant, too much to be buried in a multiple lineages issue.

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DailyCovidCases commented Aug 3, 2024

Branch 15,51,57,62 and 110 might be dying off, please close it (denote it with [*] instead of [P])

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Branch 15,51,57,62 and 110 might be dying off, please close it (denote it with [*] instead of [P])

done

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DailyCovidCases commented Aug 3, 2024

Branch 21,36,41,48,58,67 and 73 might be dying off, please close it now (denote it with [*] instead of [P])

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xz-keg commented Aug 6, 2024

Branch 8 grows to 26, reopen.

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xz-keg commented Aug 13, 2024

I think this one can be closed now. Almost everything now has S:456X. The proportion of S:456F seqs is around 1% and 99% of the seqs belong to 456X lineages.

For new 456X lineages pls make separate issues @FedeGueli @ryhisner

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xz-keg commented Aug 15, 2024

Branch 110 is 49 now, with many recent samples @FedeGueli

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xz-keg commented Aug 15, 2024

I think we shall get rid of those DailyCovidCases proposals that are never updated correctly, and re-propose some of the branches if they are still there. @FedeGueli

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FedeGueli commented Aug 15, 2024

Branch 110 is 49 now, with many recent samples @FedeGueli

it should be 46 with -G17334T,-T3913A,-G1126A,C19374T, T22928C, T3565C,-C1762A,-17334,-7113 ,

yeah agree with multiple branches opened and closed it has been a chaos, maybe next week i will have some time to check all the branches and verify if we lost something on the road. in the meanwhile propose BR.110 here on this repo(if still monophyletic)

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BR.115 Designated JN.1.16.5 via cov-lineages/pango-designation@56fe08a

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xz-keg commented Aug 19, 2024

-G17334T,-T3913A,-G1126A,C19374T, T22928C, T3565C

This is 54 seqs now, most come from July, and a South Korean branch gets additional S:S60P, S:T572I and S680P

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-G17334T,-T3913A,-G1126A,C19374T, T22928C, T3565C

This is 54 seqs now, most come from July, and a South Korean branch gets additional S:S60P, S:T572I and S680P

re propose it please

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-G17334T,-T3913A,-G1126A,C19374T, T22928C, T3565C

This is 54 seqs now, most come from July, and a South Korean branch gets additional S:S60P, S:T572I and S680P

i think the query has to be adjusted again also the tree is not super clear with two branches with 456l:
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome-test.gi.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/singleSubtreeAuspice_genome_test_3817c_2e95a0.json?f_userOrOld=uploaded%20sample&label=id:node_6948437

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@aviczhl2 i suggest to propose only the fast growing S:S60P ( also convergent with XDV.1.1) starting from S:S60P and orf1a:Y1734H (PLPRO_Y171H)
Query: T5465C ,T21740C,C9988T
Samples: 29
TRee:
Screenshot 2024-08-19 alle 08 57 40
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome-test.gi.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_test_3817c_2e9580.json?label=id:node_7001412

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xz-keg commented Aug 19, 2024

-G17334T,-T3913A,-G1126A,C19374T, T22928C, T3565C

This is 54 seqs now, most come from July.

@aviczhl2 i suggest to propose only the fast growing S:S60P ( also convergent with XDV.1.1) starting from S:S60P and orf1a:Y1734H (PLPRO_Y171H) Query: T5465C ,T21740C,C9988T Samples: 29 TRee: Screenshot 2024-08-19 alle 08 57 40 https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome-test.gi.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_test_3817c_2e9580.json?label=id:node_7001412

Yeah I was about to propose that branch but some Chinese July seqs seem on the lower branch.

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-G17334T,-T3913A,-G1126A,C19374T, T22928C, T3565C

This is 54 seqs now, most come from July.

@aviczhl2 i suggest to propose only the fast growing S:S60P ( also convergent with XDV.1.1) starting from S:S60P and orf1a:Y1734H (PLPRO_Y171H) Query: T5465C ,T21740C,C9988T Samples: 29 TRee: Screenshot 2024-08-19 alle 08 57 40 https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome-test.gi.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_test_3817c_2e9580.json?label=id:node_7001412

Yeah I was about to propose that branch but some Chinese July seqs seem on the lower branch.

SO lets start from C9988T, those chinese cluster seems quite interesting

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Flirt branch 84 is 35 now, a Lithuanian imported case is also detected by US

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Flirt branch 84 is 35 now, a Lithuanian imported case is also detected by US

Please @aviczhl2 (only you) extract it from here to this repo, maybe worth tracking for a bit being quite widespread in Russia ( so we will tag with undersampled area label and let it open for a while)

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xz-keg commented Aug 25, 2024

Flirt branch 84 is 35 now, a Lithuanian imported case is also detected by US

Please @aviczhl2 (only you) extract it from here to this repo, maybe worth tracking for a bit being quite widespread in Russia ( so we will tag with undersampled area label and let it open for a while)

Last upload from 8-12 and last Russian upload at 7-30. Waiting for the next Russian upload to decide.

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Branch 7 now 308 seqs, this branch got significant proportion between February and April in Canada, so I think it should be designated:
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Branch 116 designated LZ.2 please update the title

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DailyCovidCases commented Oct 7, 2024

Branch 8,110,114,117,118,119 are dying off, please denote it with [*]

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Branch 8,110,114,117,118,119 are dying off, please denote it with [*]

Thx but this is closed and dusted!

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