Closed ryhisner closed 1 month ago
This has a large S:K679R--S:L176F branch now.
This has a large S:K679R--S:L176F branch now.
Query: C14216T, A23598G,T3565C
It is now 213 with 37 with S:K679R and 15 with further S:L176F cc @ryhisner @corneliusroemer
Still around in decent numbers, but not growing fast, Closing.
Transferred from https://github.com/sars-cov-2-variants/lineage-proposals/issues/1573
Description Sub-lineage of: KP.3.1 (JN.1.11.1.3 = JN.1 + S:F456L, Q493E, V1104L) Earliest sequence: 2024-4-15, Australia, Victoria — EPI_ISL_19084514 Most recent sequence: 2024-5-6, Spain, Madrid — EPI_ISL_19144199 Continents circulating: Oceania (7), Asia (2), Europe (2) Countries circulating: Australia (5), New Zealand (2), Spain (2), China (1), Singapore (1) Number of Sequences: 11 GISAID Nucleotide Query: A1620G, G15372T, -G29734 CovSpectrum Query: Nextcladepangolineage:KP.3* & [2-of: A1620G, G15372T] & [1-of: 29729-, !29735-] Substitutions/Deletions on top of KP.3: ORF1a: E452G (NSP2_E282G) Nucleotide: G15372T, A19722G, A1620G, ∆29728-29733 + ∆29760-29776
Phylogenetic Order of Mutations: G15372T, A19722G → A1620G (ORF1a:E452G), ∆29728-29733 + ∆ 29760-29776
USHER Tree https://nextstrain.org/fetch/raw.githubusercontent.com/ryhisner/jsons2/main/KP.3_29728-29776.json?c=gt-ORF1ab_452&gmax=21555&gmin=266&label=id:node_2371524
Evidence BA.2 was the first global variant to feature a deletion in s2m, a 3' UTR stem-loop that is highly conserved in sarbecoviruses. All Omicron since BA.1 have had ∆29734-29759. This sublineage adds 23 nucleotides to the standard Omicron s2m deletion with ∆29728-29776. When the s2m deletion is enlarged, this is the most common pattern. s2m's function is unknown, and the reason for its deletion in BA.2/4/5 is also a mystery.
Genomes
Genomes
EPI_ISL_19084514, EPI_ISL_19095989, EPI_ISL_19122535, EPI_ISL_19122574, EPI_ISL_19122576, EPI_ISL_19122578, EPI_ISL_19134818, EPI_ISL_19142295, EPI_ISL_19142321, EPI_ISL_19144199, EPI_ISL_19146486