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MC.9+S:T76I (18 seqs, 4 countries) #1788
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I saw that too! it should remove N74 Glycan |
It's always been a deleterious mutation in the past. By far the biggest lineage with it was BA.5.5, the slowest of all BA.5* lineages. |
Parent is now MC.9 |
No new seqs |
11, Sweden |
There is another S:t76I sublineage under KP.3.1.1 : it got S:t76I after S:L1143F and Orf1a:T812I very recent but just a Canadian cluster i suppose. |
15, Spain |
No chance to compete better closing this |
no recent samples closing it |
some has no K2029N. |
18 now |
dead |
KP.3.1.1+G25617T(Orf3a:K75N)+G17122T(Orf1a:A1219S)+C21789T(S:T76I)
GISAID qurry: G17122T,C21789T, G25617T
No. of seqs: 6(USA, 5 from Italy)
First: EPI_ISL_19285214, USA, 2024-7-8
Latest: EPI_ISL_19289854, USA from Italy, 2024-7-16
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