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Potential BA.2.12.1 and BA.4 recombinant with multiple breakpoints (38 seqs as of 2022-07-18, mainly UK) #826
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Thanks @agamedilab I didn't notice this. I've been monitoring this cluster before this big upload from Welcome Sanger, and what prompted me to propose was those 2 mysterious Korean sequences with recent travel history from Maldives. It might imply some undetected transmission either among tourists in one of the Maldivian islands, or, in a worse scenario, at one of Middle Aast flight transit hubs. |
20 sequences as of 2022-07-08. |
23 sequences as of 2022-07-08, and now from a different lab in the UK (PHE). |
24 sequences as of 2022-07-09. Newly found in US-WA. |
26 sequences as of 2022-07-09. Newly found in Israel. |
30 sequences as of 2022-07-11. |
UKHSA have been having a look at this and as far as they can see it looks legitmate (no evidence of mixed bases at BA.2/BA.4 lineage defining sites). @chrisruis although this hasnt yet hit the threshold for minimum number of recombinants I reckon it might be worth assigning as i) this is 30 sequences in the UK's current much lower sequence numbers, ii) its an interesting/unique recombinant (2 breakpoints ~Spike region) and iii) clear evidence of international spread. Thanks! |
Added new recombinant lineage XAJ from #826 with 35 new sequence designations, and 0 updated designations
Thanks for submitting. We've added recombinant lineage XAJ with 35 newly designated sequences, and 0 updated designations. Defining mutations (clade root): A23535G, A27259C |
Description
Recombinant between: BA.2.12.1 and BA.4
Earliest sequence: 2022/06/09 (UK-England)
Most recent sequence: 2022/07/01 (UK-England)
Countries circulating: UK-England (17/19)
Cases found at border entry: Korea ex-Maldives (2/19)
Likely breakpoint: to be updated later
Mutations from potential BA.2.12.1 donor: ORF1a:L3201F, S:S704L, A12160G, C15009T
Mutations from potential BA.4 donor: S:69/70del, S:L452R, S:F486V, S:R493Q reversion, S:N658S
GISAID query: Spike_H69del, Spike_L452R, Spike_S704L, Spike_N658S, NSP4_L438F
Cov-spectrum query: T15009C, 9866T, 23673T, 23535G, 22917G, 23040A
Evidence
Usher tree:
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_150a2_6de290.json?branchLabel=Spike%20mutations&c=gt-nuc_23040,15009&label=nuc%20mutations:T22917A
Genomes:
EPI_ISL_13338123, EPI_ISL_13515716, EPI_ISL_13518141, EPI_ISL_13603584, EPI_ISL_13690214-13690215, EPI_ISL_13693012, EPI_ISL_13693033, EPI_ISL_13693042, EPI_ISL_13693048, EPI_ISL_13693102, EPI_ISL_13693105, EPI_ISL_13693115, EPI_ISL_13693124, EPI_ISL_13693127, EPI_ISL_13693130, EPI_ISL_13693132, EPI_ISL_13693157-13693158
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