Closed corneliusroemer closed 1 year ago
S:E619Q (now BQ.1.3) is very common in random surveillance in Austria - these can't be used for designations as they are spike only but they show growth.
I also saw the 147E but it seems to still be a singlet. I'll add it to the list as this may well end up growing.
@FedeGueli your comments get a bit overwhelming, can you edit previous comments and structure them somehow rather than adding one comment after another? That'd be very helpful! Which ones are the most notable ones in your view, that sort of stuff would be very useful. But just adding comment after comment is making it confusing. Thanks for your work!
BQ.1 query : NSP12_Y273H,Spike_K444T,Spike_N460K
Growing or Fast
[ ] Spike_K182Q - 20 seqs Canada
Not Growing or slow
From Netherlands : EPI_ISL_15581345 Spike_P479R + Spike_G485S From Australia i spotted heavily mutated BQ.1.1 EPI_ISL_15578381: Spike_S12P,Spike_T20I,Spike_N137S,Spike_D339N,SPike_P479L, Spike_T604I, Spike_A831T
S:484V on the S:666V branch, now in 8 sequence, 6 uploaded in the last 10 days.
S:484V seems to come up often but not be advantageous, so not expecting much from it though.
@corneliusroemer i have split the fast and slow spike mutated lineages in the post above.
last update 29/10
BQ.1.1* with S:D1199G - from Spain & UK | EPI_ISL_15495043, EPI_ISL_15505617
(another BQ.1* with S:D1199B from NY | EPI_ISL_15577876 )
Seven BQ.1.1.3 + A688V from New York City today. A few others from NYC today:
• BQ.1 + V445A • BQ.1.1 + E471Q • BQ.1.1 + K202R • BQ.1.1.4 + W152R • BQ.1.2 + K278R • BQ.1.6 + K147R • BQ.1.14 + T478I
There are lots more, but I'm too tired to log any more.
Two more BQ.1.1* with D1199N from NY - EPI_ISL_15669230, EPI_ISL_15669316
Two more BQ.1.1* with D1199N from NY - EPI_ISL_15669230, EPI_ISL_15669316
please propose it @RajLABN this issue s going too big. it will be helpful to check numbers but i dot think Cornelius can designate from such a long list!
Seven BQ.1.1.3 + A688V from New York City today. A few others from NYC today:
• BQ.1 + V445A • BQ.1.1 + E471Q • BQ.1.1 + K202R • BQ.1.1.4 + W152R • BQ.1.2 + K278R • BQ.1.6 + K147R • BQ.1.14 + T478I
There are lots more, but I'm too tired to log any more.
Thanks a lot @ryhisner ! i noticed that S:A688V that is fast in BQ.1.8 popped up in BQ.1.1 too so i think it is in some way beneficial cc @thomaspeacock maybe interested in this.
@RajLABN & @FedeGueli — those BQ.1.1* + D1199N are both recombinants. EPI_ISL_15669316 is that crazy CA.1/BQ.1.1 recombinant that took the worst/best mutations of both and added S:F490S.
The other—EPI_ISL_15669230—also has to be a recombinant—it took K147E, W152R, and F157L from BA.2.75.2*.
BQ.1.1 + S221L looks like it's up to 12 sequences—only eight have R346T, but the other four have no coverage there, and they all share ORF1b:N1191S, which isn't found in the other two BQ.1* that have S221L (both of which are BQ.1.3).
One of the BQ.1.1 uploaded today (missing coverage at S:346) also has G482D, which I believe is a first for a BQ.1*. EPI_ISL_15677319
I'll close this - I've gone pretty systematically through BQ.1 and BQ.1.1 designating any interesting Spike lineages.
BQ.1 appears to be fast growing. Some Spike mutations are showing up repeatedly, but it's too early to designate sublineages other than BQ.1.1 for them at this point. I think it reduces noise to track them in one issue for now.
Spike_E619Q,Spike_N460K,Spike_L452R
designated as BQ.1.3Spike_I666V,Spike_N460K,Spike_L452R
designated as BQ.1.2Spike_R190T,Spike_N460K,Spike_L452R
Spike_L54F,Spike_N460K,Spike_L452R
Spike_S151N,Spike_N460K,Spike_L452R
Spike_W152L,Spike_N460K,Spike_L452R
Furthermore:
Spike_L822F,Spike_R346T,Spike_N460K,Spike_L452R
Spike_K147E,Spike_R346T,Spike_N460K,Spike_L452R
Spike_A262S,Spike_N460K,Spike_K444T,Spike_R346T,Nsp13_N268S
Spike_G446S,Spike_N460K,Spike_K444T,Spike_R346T,Nsp13_N268S
If you find interesting small things in BQ.1.(.1) that you think are not ready yet for an issue - feel free to add it as a comment here to this issue.