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Increasing prevalence of BA.5.3.1 sublineage in Amazonas, Brazil, with S:K444T, S:N460K and S:Y144del #1302
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It has the same Nuc mutation for S:N460K as BQ* family T22942A the two mutations outside the spike are: first sequence of this lineage should be EPI_ISL_14853495 from Brazil which had S:N460K and not S:444T But before that there were 298 sequence of BA.5.3.1 with A27508C,A27749G,T28693C |
Thanks for you comment @FedeGueli We don’t believe this BA.5.3.1 can be a recombination with BQ.1 because:
Furthermore, we think that a new lineage should be designated only for the sequences harboring S:K444T, S:N460K and S:Y144del. Not including the ancestors with the incomplete set of mutations. This is the variant actually increasing in prevalence and responsible for the resurgence of covid19 in Amazonas. Finally, we found an issue with the mutations A27508C and A27749G. They only appear in sequences with a 240 bp gap at the positions 27509 to 27748 (see the images below from my BA.5.3.1 alignment). This is observed in sequences from several countries, and I suspect it can be a sequencing issue. Has someone else already observed it? |
Thx @akograf agree on everything. i also noticed that two nuc mutations arent always shown by Covspectrum as AA mutations , dont know why , as you said some artifact or sequencing issue at work there |
Added new lineage BE.9 from #1302 with 233 new sequence designations, and 0 updated designations
Thanks for submitting. We've added lineage BE.9 with 233 newly designated sequences, and 0 updated designations. Defining mutation A22893C (S:K444T) (following T22942A (S:N460K)). |
CovSpectrum query. I exluded 2 mutations to exclude several BQ.1 and BW.1. |
By Rede Genômica Fiocruz
#Description:
We found a highly supported clade of BA.5.3.1 sequences in Amazonas, Brazil, harboring S:K444T, S:N460K and the deletions S:Y144. Such Amazonian BA.5.3.1 clade is independent of other BA.5.3.1 descendent lineages carrying the same mutations in the Spike (like lineages BE.1.* or BQ.1.*). Genomic surveillance in Amazonas shows that it is increasing fast, from around 25% of sequenced genomes in the first half of September to approximately 94% in the second half of October.
#Non-synonymous mutations outside the Spike:
ORF1a: V84del
ORF1a: M85del
#Synonymous mutations outside the Spike:
A27508C
A27749G
T28693C
Earliest sequence: 2022-09-08
Most recent sequence: 2022-10-20
Countries circulating: Brazil
250 Genomes
Data Availability
GISAID Identifier: EPI_SET_221108bx
doi: 10.55876/gis8.221108bx
Evidence
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