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KP.2.2.1 (S:T22N) NH.1 =S:K97E/478T (12) / NY cluster with S:244-247 (15)/NH.3 = 475V sublineage (9) with further S:ins678THKLL-S:K679E (4) #2748
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76 South Korea, Singapore. |
80 now with two more aptient caught by GBW from India and Hong Kong. ping @corneliusroemer |
75 after editing the query to exclude sars-cov-2-variants/lineage-proposals#1963 |
96 it goes one growing |
Now two sublineages of this got 478T and 478Q, i m updating the proposal |
@corneliusroemer ping similar to XEC it has 59L +22N but also further mutations have been acquired |
106 new country South Korea @corneliusroemer i suggest to designate the 22N branch so we will track eaasily the further 478X branches that looks interesting |
a cluster in new york gets S:244-247 deleted. |
@corneliusroemer i would designate this one also to track better its several sublineages with Spike muts/dels |
Another KP.2.2 popped up with sars-cov-2-variants/lineage-proposals#2072 |
130, Russia |
This is growing and likely very prevalent in the Indian Peninsula. |
172 |
Still growing |
yeah in NY |
179 , and 8 for the 478T+97E sublineage with two from Ireland |
As noted by @ryhisner first , four recent samples from Singapore have a large insertion in the FCS : cc @corneliusroemer it looks like relevant |
Put to sleep the tracking for the 478E branch. the main branch goes to 204 with the 478T/97E branch rising to 12 with samples from Slovenia too. |
Main proposal designated KP.2.2.1 via efe8e07 |
Descendants of Kp.2.2.1 tracked here have been designated via 4744b7a#diff-ead4244ff49c81bc758e9f068f5ef42156bd985b9c86de8fa4d6fcd7f2829090R1177 |
cc @Over-There-Is if you want to open an issue on the secondary repo for the sublineage with the 244-247 deletion it would be welcomed please. Same for @ryhisner if you would like to propose the insertion branch of NH.3 it will be great! |
From sars-cov-2-variants/lineage-proposals#1662
S:T22N seems currently as fast as S:S31del globally. This derives by many different combinations so i think it is prudent to say S:T22N is at least not slow for sure in the current landscape.
For sure XEC with the slighty different 22N+59S combo (here we have 22N +59L) is going up rapidly.
We were tracking Kp.2.2 + 22N since some weeks in the secondary repo but now i think it is worth to be proposed here:
Proposal updated as of 10/02
KP.2.2.1 [ = T24364C > S:T22N (C21627A) >> Orf1b:K2660R ( A21446G)] >> ORF1a:T1794I (C5646T = PLPro_T231I) > C4276T > S:K97E (A21851G), S:K478T (A22995C REV)
KP.2.2.1 QUERY: T24364C ,C21627A,-C7594A
Samples: 165
First sampled on 2024-05-13 in NJ and few days after that in Nepal.
Places : >15 including Nepal and Bhutan
With a S:K97E/S:K478T (rev) branch: Now designated NH.1 via 4744b7a
Query for S:K478T S:K97E branch: C4276T,C5646T,A21851G
Samples: 6 (All GBW)
Places : Netherlands and India
With a 478Q branch now designated NH.2 via via 4744b7a
KP.2.2 > T24364C > S:T22N (C21627A) >>Orf1b:K2660R (A21446G) then Orf1a:T1794I (C5646T)>>S:T478Q (A22994C), C24904T
Query for 478Q: T24364C ,A22994C, C24904T
Samples: 2 (Canada)
With a branch with S:A475V Now designated NH.3
Query for 475V: C22986T,G2591T,T3565C finds 9 samples from India, Australia, Singapore
On october 9 @ryhisner spotted first four recent samples from Singapore belonging to this lineage with a large insertion in the FCS :
S:ins678THKLL + S:N679E resulting in a FCS 673SYQTQTTHKLLESRRRARSVASQS691
Query for Ins678: C5842T, T26146G or ins23596ACACACAAGCTTCTA, finds 3 (but there are 4) from Singapore
tree for S:ins678:
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome-test.gi.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_test_1c4b7_7b91e0.json?c=userOrOld&label=id:node_11694906
And an undesignated cluster with S:244-247 (spotted by @Over-There-Is) with a large deletion at S:244-247:
Query: G11243A,C1190T
Samples: 14
Places : NY only
dead sublineages
WIth two sibling branches after: KP.2.2 > T24364C > S:T22N (C21627A) >>**Orf1b:K2660R** (A21446G) then Orf1a:T1794I (C5646T) =PLPro_T201I then or **KP.2.2 > T24364C > S:T22N (C21627A) >>**Orf1b:K2660R** (A21446G) then Orf1a:T1794I (C5646T)>>** C4276T >T6971C, T17400C, S:K97E (A21851G), **S:K478T** (A22995C) rev, T23119C orQuery for 478T : C5646T,C4276T,T6971C
Samples: 3 (GBW Netherlands)
there is a single patient with S:A475V & S:G181E , that has been sampled by GBW arriving from India
Query for S:A475V: C1911T, T6082C,G22104A,
Samples:2 (GBW India)
and there is an interesting lineage on a different branch with S:K478E and Orf3a:T24N
KP.2.2 > T24364C > S:T22N (C21627A) >> Orf1b:K2660R (A21446G) >> S:K478E (A22994G), Orf3a:T24N (C25463A)
Query: T24364C ,A22994G, C25463A
Samples: 3 India (GBW)with further S:L461P , Italy with further S:A794T, NZL
Tree (updated on October 2):
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome-test.gi.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice19_genome_test_7b41_d11a50.json?c=gt-S_97,478&gmax=25384&gmin=21563&label=id:node_7317231IDs
EPI_ISL_19175957, EPI_ISL_19195789, EPI_ISL_19195940, EPI_ISL_19196466, EPI_ISL_19196469, EPI_ISL_19196472, EPI_ISL_19215569, EPI_ISL_19215579, EPI_ISL_19215584, EPI_ISL_19221625, EPI_ISL_19227119, EPI_ISL_19227848, EPI_ISL_19262919, EPI_ISL_19263096, EPI_ISL_19266639, EPI_ISL_19268121, EPI_ISL_19273639, EPI_ISL_19273650, EPI_ISL_19273754, EPI_ISL_19279853, EPI_ISL_19280236, EPI_ISL_19281309, EPI_ISL_19284847, EPI_ISL_19286287, EPI_ISL_19288317, EPI_ISL_19288321, EPI_ISL_19289660, EPI_ISL_19289751, EPI_ISL_19298481, EPI_ISL_19298698, EPI_ISL_19300171, EPI_ISL_19306360, EPI_ISL_19308849, EPI_ISL_19309114, EPI_ISL_19311662, EPI_ISL_19311737, EPI_ISL_19311762, EPI_ISL_19315274, EPI_ISL_19317137, EPI_ISL_19318636, EPI_ISL_19318656, EPI_ISL_19323618, EPI_ISL_19328302, EPI_ISL_19328305, EPI_ISL_19328481, EPI_ISL_19328538, EPI_ISL_19329420, EPI_ISL_19329974, EPI_ISL_19333104, EPI_ISL_19338989, EPI_ISL_19339143, EPI_ISL_19339618, EPI_ISL_19340061, EPI_ISL_19340255, EPI_ISL_19341177, EPI_ISL_19341265-19341266, EPI_ISL_19346691, EPI_ISL_19346811, EPI_ISL_19346825, EPI_ISL_19346919, EPI_ISL_19347330, EPI_ISL_19349917, EPI_ISL_19350183, EPI_ISL_19350328, EPI_ISL_19350667, EPI_ISL_19351728, EPI_ISL_19351751, EPI_ISL_19353646, EPI_ISL_19361224, EPI_ISL_19362045, EPI_ISL_19369828, EPI_ISL_19369853, EPI_ISL_19369946, EPI_ISL_19369990, EPI_ISL_19372150, EPI_ISL_19373024, EPI_ISL_19373028, EPI_ISL_19376200, EPI_ISL_19377834, EPI_ISL_19377854, EPI_ISL_19378943, EPI_ISL_19379273, EPI_ISL_19379565, EPI_ISL_19379731, EPI_ISL_19380400, EPI_ISL_19381041, EPI_ISL_19383565, EPI_ISL_19384523, EPI_ISL_19384542, EPI_ISL_19386041, EPI_ISL_19386108, EPI_ISL_19386115, EPI_ISL_19387400, EPI_ISL_19388724, EPI_ISL_19390397The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: