There is another LB.1 sublineage different from LB.1.9 that got the uptrending S:K478T reversion.
In addition it has S:E96V that has been sampled 1500 times in the course of the pandemic mostly in a sublineage of AY.98 that accounts for 80% of the total S:E96V and in Uk it was faster than basic AY.98
The interesrting thing of this LB.1 is that it comes from Nepal with 3/10 samples being from there
Defining mutations:
LB.1> S:K478T (rev A22995C) > G29254A > S:E96V (A21849T)
Query: A21849T,G29254A
Samples: 10 (Nepal 3 ) US (5 , Ohio,NY), India (2 , 1 patient via GBW)
Transferred from https://github.com/sars-cov-2-variants/lineage-proposals/issues/1953
There is another LB.1 sublineage different from LB.1.9 that got the uptrending S:K478T reversion. In addition it has S:E96V that has been sampled 1500 times in the course of the pandemic mostly in a sublineage of AY.98 that accounts for 80% of the total S:E96V and in Uk it was faster than basic AY.98
The interesrting thing of this LB.1 is that it comes from Nepal with 3/10 samples being from there
Defining mutations: LB.1> S:K478T (rev A22995C) > G29254A > S:E96V (A21849T) Query: A21849T,G29254A Samples: 10 (Nepal 3 ) US (5 , Ohio,NY), India (2 , 1 patient via GBW)
Tree:
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome-test.gi.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_test_293d3_dc0a10.json?label=id:node_7031318
IDs:EPI_ISL_19324461-19324462, EPI_ISL_19332154, EPI_ISL_19333095, EPI_ISL_19333117, EPI_ISL_19358508, EPI_ISL_19362795, EPI_ISL_19375189, EPI_ISL_19375210, EPI_ISL_19381970,