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Proposal for a Sublineage of BA.4.6 with S:W152L (G22017T) [~150 as of 2022-08-10] #900
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Thx @ryhisner this is monitored since you first spotted it, very clear and stable growth advantage. |
Doesn't really seem to do much in the UK - as in no clear growth advantage over BA.4.6 in UK |
@corneliusroemer consider that is another 5% on the top of a clear advantage of BA.4,6 versus world dominant BA.5.2* And it brings BA.4.6 back to a solid +14% vs BA.5.2 + Orf1b:1050N that is the fastest big BA.5.2: |
As @corneliusroemer notes, this doesn't seem to be growing as a percentage of BA.4.6, so I'm closing this issue. |
I just noticed this again in recent uploads from UK. I think it doesn't harm to designate this UK-linked lineage as it combines epi significance with Spike mutation. |
Added new lineage BA.4.6.1 from #900 with 191 new sequence designations, and 21 updated designations from BA.4.6
Thanks for submitting. We've added lineage BA.4.6.1 with 191 newly designated sequences, and 21 updated designations from BA.4.6. Defining mutation G22017T (S:W152L). |
Description
Sub-lineage of: BA.4.6
Earliest sequence: 2022-6-9, England—EPI_ISL_13421401
Most recent sequence: 2022-7-26, England— EPI_ISL_14164360 & EPI_ISL_14193794
Countries circulating: Primarily in the UK. Also detected in USA, Denmark, Netherlands, Germany, Canada, Sweden
Number of Sequences: 117 in Usher tree; 98 returned both by GISAID query “NS7b_L11F, Spike_F486V, R346T, W152L” and “Spike_N658S, Spike_F486V, R346T, W152L”
Substitutions on top of BA.4.6:
Spike: W152L
Nucleotide: G22017T
USHER Tree
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/raw.githubusercontent.com/ryhisner/jsons/main/subtreeAuspice1_genome_2b7d2_9396f0--BA.4.6%2BW152L--v.2.json
Evidence
Given that 29 sequences of this proposed sublineage (25% of the total) are on the Usher tree but not yet on CovSpectrum (which has 88), all of the below are likely underestimates of the true growth rate of BA.4.6+W152L. Nevertheless, it shows a weekly growth advantage of 10% (CI: -5-25%) relative to BA.4.6 and a 38% (CI: 21%-55%) advantage relative to BA.5* in Europe over the last three months.
https://cov-spectrum.org/explore/Europe/AllSamples/Past3M/variants?variantQuery=Nextcladepangolineage%3ABA.4.6&variantQuery1=nextcladePangoLineage%3ABA.4.6+%26+S%3AW152L&analysisMode=CompareToBaseline&
https://cov-spectrum.org/explore/Europe/AllSamples/Past3M/variants?variantQuery=Nextcladepangolineage%3ABA.5*&variantQuery1=nextcladePangoLineage%3ABA.4.6+%26+S%3AW152L&analysisMode=CompareToBaseline&
If we restrict the growth calculation to the UK, the corresponding weekly growth-advantage figures are 4% (CI: -13-21%) relative to BA.4.6 and 24% (CI: 6-42%) relative to BA.5*. Again, these are likely underestimates given the large number of BA.4.6+W152L sequences uploaded very recently and not yet registered on CovSpectrum (88 on CovSpectrum compared to 117 on Usher Tree).
https://cov-spectrum.org/explore/United%20Kingdom/AllSamples/Past3M/variants?variantQuery=Nextcladepangolineage%3ABA.4.6&variantQuery1=nextcladePangoLineage%3ABA.4.6*+%26+S%3AW152L&analysisMode=CompareToBaseline&
https://cov-spectrum.org/explore/United%20Kingdom/AllSamples/Past3M/variants?variantQuery=Nextcladepangolineage%3ABA.5*&variantQuery1=nextcladePangoLineage%3ABA.4.6*+%26+S%3AW152L&analysisMode=CompareToBaseline&
Genomes
GISAID_hcov-19_ids_2022_08_02_15_32.csv
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