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Mutations on top of GK.2: G16236A->A22629C (S:K356T)
Gisaid Inquiry: A22629C,G16236A,G23093A
Sequences: EPI_ISL_18161462, EPI_ISL_18209224, EPI_ISL_18227154,
EPI_ISL_18227161, EPI_ISL_18247664, EPI_ISL_18248767,
EPI_ISL_18248772
Earliest: EPI_ISL_18227161 2023-08-04, England
Latest: EPI_ISL_18248772 2023-09-02, England
Usher Tree: https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_24e0_2890a0.json
The top tree there
Note: I was replying to Fed in #805 about probably K356T being more useful in Flip context, so I searched for this.
Not to say it is particularly fast, as a month after initial spread with 7 seqs is not some amazing performance with "flip". But still an interesting variant to track.
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Mutations on top of GK.2: G16236A->A22629C (S:K356T)
Gisaid Inquiry: A22629C,G16236A,G23093A
Sequences: EPI_ISL_18161462, EPI_ISL_18209224, EPI_ISL_18227154,
EPI_ISL_18227161, EPI_ISL_18247664, EPI_ISL_18248767,
EPI_ISL_18248772
Earliest: EPI_ISL_18227161 2023-08-04, England
Latest: EPI_ISL_18248772 2023-09-02, England
Usher Tree: https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_24e0_2890a0.json
The top tree there
Note: I was replying to Fed in #805 about probably K356T being more useful in Flip context, so I searched for this.
Not to say it is particularly fast, as a month after initial spread with 7 seqs is not some amazing performance with "flip". But still an interesting variant to track.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: