Closed c19850727 closed 2 years ago
Hi @c19850727 @chrisruis this showed very limited spread in Europe, it was stable in Aruba around 15/20% of sequences.
I dont know if it really deserves a designation, it could be monitored in Aruba well with the covspectrum tool due to its limited geographical spread.
Sorry for bothering, trying to help with frozen issues ;)
Description Sub-lineage of: AY.4, Clade 21J (3004 sequences) Earliest sequence: 2021/2/9 (Slovakia) Most recent sequence: 2021/10/14 (Germany) Countries circulating: the Netherlands (619 sequences), Aruba (435 sequences), Germany (434 sequences), Denmark (314 sequences), among a few other countries.
Cumulative prevalence and number of samples sequenced as per Outbreak.info (truncated):
Mutations in addition to AY.4: ORF1a:A2529V, then ORF1b:E1242D, ORF9b:P3L, then ORF1b:M454I, then E:V58F
Genomes: AY.4 V58F.csv
Evidence Down-sampled tree as per NeherLab (sa-Aruba, filtered to AY.4, shown in orange color): https://nextstrain.org/groups/neherlab/ncov/sa-aruba?c=gt-nuc_7851,26416&f_pango_lineage=AY.4&p=full&r=division
Geography prevalence as per NeherLab (sa-Aruba):
UShER subtree: https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_20b79_505740.json?c=gt-E_58&l=radial
Transmission advantage as per CoV-Spectrum: https://cov-spectrum-develop-git-lapis-and-refactoring-cov-spectrum.vercel.app/explore/World/AllSamples/AllTimes/variants?aaMutations=E%3AV58F%2CORF1b%3AM454I