Closed c19850727 closed 2 years ago
@c19850727 it's best if you turn on branch labels: aa
for screenshots to show mutations in screenshots, or add following query parameter: branchLabel=aa
See:
Here's geography as well, looks good to me.
Can you include S:702V in the title of the issue to make it easier to spot lineage from title alone?
It's actually died out in Switzerland (where it first popped up, before Switzerland), Germany and seemingly also Sweden:
I am thinking these small clade might be worth keeping an eye on, as it's a sub-branch of a predominantly SE Asian lineage introduced into Europe.
Sub-lineage of: AY.23 (262 sequences) Earliest sequence: 2021/7/22 (Switzerland) Most recent sequence: 2021/10/9 (Sweden) Countries circulating: Sweden (81 sequences), Germany (77 sequences), and a few other European countries.
Cumulative prevalence and number of sequences as per Outbreak.info:
Mutations in addition to AY.23: C15960T, then A20979G, then ORF1a:R3880G and S:E702V
Genomes: AY.23+E702V.csv
Evidence: UsHER subree of AY.23: https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_5c55_e35f00.json?c=gt-nuc_1263,11903&l=radial
Downsized sequences of AY.23 in Europe as per LeherLab: https://nextstrain.org/groups/neherlab/ncov/sweden?c=gt-ORF1a_3880&f_pango_lineage=AY.23&p=grid&r=division
Transmission advantage of AY.23+S:E702V+ORF1a:R3880G as per CoV-Spectrum: https://cov-spectrum.ethz.ch/explore/World/AllSamples/AllTimes/variants/json=%7B%22variant%22%3A%7B%22mutations%22%3A[%22S%3AE702V%22%2C%22ORF1a%3A3880G%22]%7D%2C%22matchPercentage%22%3A1%7D