Closed xz-keg closed 11 months ago
It is doubling quite fastly , it is likely boosted by canadian outbreaks and sequencing but still better out it on closer monitoring. I would be surprised if R542C A690V turn out to be detrimental
This is the donor of #944 @corneliusroemer
What's the evidence for recombination here? A single reversion?
What's the evidence for recombination here? A single reversion?
Two reversions, as EG.5.1.3 also has 1889 mutated and this one not. So it shall be 1889 and 2334 reversion.
Hmm, no, 1889 absence isn't additional evidence for recombination, just G27666T is.
No recombination requires:
Recombination of XBB with C335T and EG.5.1.3 branch with G27666T explains a) the reversion and b) the extra mutations
So there's a total saving of 4 mutations. I wonder how many such relatively-weak-evidence maybe-recombinants there are.
Most likely 5' donor is EG.10.1, as it represents 60% of recent XBB + 335T + not T2334C
Hmm, no, 1889 absence isn't additional evidence for recombination, just G27666T is.
No recombination requires:
- reversion of T2334C
- mutation of C335T,C22570T,G27666T
Or reversion of C1889T, T2334C and mutation of C335T on the EG.5.1.3+Orf7a:E91D branch.
So 2 rev+1 mut or 1 rev+3 mut.
There seems to be a large branch of EG.5.1.3/XBB recombinant.
EG.5.1+C335T,T2334C(rev),C22570T,G27666T
Orf1a:R24C,V690A(rev) Orf7a:E91D
XBB--EG.5.1.3 Breakpoint after 2335, depend on donor.
C335T appears in a lot of XBB* branches.
T2334C(rev),C22570T from EG.5.1.3 G27666T from an EG.5.1.3 branch
Compared with EG.5.1 we have 1 reversion but compared with EG.5.1.3 we have 2 reversions(1889, 2334) so shall be recomb.
GISAID query: C335T,T22930A,G27666T No. of seqs: 55(Canary Islands 1 UK 5 France 2 Germany 1 Ireland 1 Netherlands 1 New Zealand 1 USA 2 Canada 41)
First: EPI_ISL_18309042, USA, 2023-8-29 Latest: EPI_ISL_18504183, Canada, 2023-11-6
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