Closed FedeGueli closed 2 months ago
@FedeGueli as discussed earlier, JN.1 and JN.1.1 are declining in February as JN.1.11.1 and JN.1.18 are on a rise.
+1 California
16 now also from Scotland , Singapore (GBW) and Canada
20, @corneliusroemer i suggest to designate it.
27 now
32 seqs
One sequence of KP.4.2 popped up today in Texas with a further mutation at S:187 : S:K>R187S involving two nucleotides in two steps: A22122G (>R) > A22123T (>S) Query: A22122G,A22123T (cause it is the first ever sample with it)
Interestingly it should create a N Glycan at S:N185
Previously tracked as Branch 52 in https://github.com/sars-cov-2-variants/lineage-proposals/issues/1089 One more JN.1.11.1 sublineage got FliRT combo mutation S:F456L S:R346T and a further NTD mutation S:K187R
JN.1.11.1 > C6070T > S:K187R (A22122G), S:R346T (G22599C) Query: C6070T,G22599C,C7113T,G24872T,-C19884T Samples: 9 Countries: Australia, US ( NY, NJ), Lebanon, Singapore (via China), India (via GBW) IDs: EPI_ISL_18933442, EPI_ISL_18939081, EPI_ISL_18945988, EPI_ISL_18953029, EPI_ISL_18961244-18961245, EPI_ISL_18983740, EPI_ISL_18983801, EPI_ISL_18983814 Tree:
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome-test.gi.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_test_c546_5e69a0.json?c=gt-S_346,187&gmax=25384&gmin=21563&label=id:node_6944915