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XCD: Possible XBB.1.5* × BQ.1* recombinant with ORF1a:T4031I, S:R214H, S:T478I, ORF8:V62L (13 seqs, 4 countries) #2042
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@NkRMnZr there is an error, this lineage DO HAVE M:D3N : |
I looked at the putatitve donors, but first to clarify the proposal: I think i have identified the BQ.1 side parent : looking at Bq.1 from 2023 carrying both Orf8:V62L and N:P365L i found just two sequences from Indonesia belonging to BQ.1.1.25 (EPI_ISL_17683939 While for the xbb.1 side i didnt find any certain parent: ORF1b:T1621I doesnt seem circualting in Indonesia while io found some XBB.1.9.1 with that in Australia that frequently collects lineages from Indonesia (EPI_ISL_17561522) but too weak as proof of anything |
Thanks @FedeGueli , just realized I used the earlist sequence for analysis and it happens to be the only one without M:D3N. Metadata shows the sequence are from different patients so either dropouts or these seqs are from different recombinantion events, giving there's a 2 months gap between 1st and 2nd sequences. |
Could the XBB.donor be XBB.1.5.40? At top of my head that's the only XBB. with T478I ....That's quite rare as a 478 mutation. But I understand XBB.1.5.40 has never been sequenced in Indonesia, Australia or South Korea : only USA. |
I'm afraid not, for it doesn't have T17124C, but yeah 478I is a bit rare by that time sequenced for the first time. |
XCD |
Transferred from sars-cov-2-variants/lineage-proposals#148
Query: G22203A, C22995T, C28657T
Earliest seq: 2023-01-26 (EPI_ISL_17683933, Indonesia)
Latest seq: 2023-05-25 (EPI_ISL_17742133, Australia)
Sampled in Countries: Indonesia (6), South Korea (5), Australia (1, NSW), USA (1, Virginia)
Genomes: EPI_ISL_17647594, EPI_ISL_17647595, EPI_ISL_17647596, EPI_ISL_17723340, EPI_ISL_17723346, EPI_ISL_17742133, EPI_ISL_17716667, EPI_ISL_17736554, EPI_ISL_17736565, EPI_ISL_17683903, EPI_ISL_17683933, EPI_ISL_17736545, EPI_ISL_17736560
UShER:

https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice2_genome_3dd43_ed0b40.json?f_userOrOld=uploaded%20sample
Evidence:

it does not have BA.5's G26529A (M:D3N), either a second breakpoint or simply reversionEdit: the only sequence that witoutht G26529A (M:D3N) is the earlist sequence EPI_ISL_17683933, others should all have it. Thanks to @FedeGueli for correction.Conclusions & Putative Donors: (cc. @FedeGueli see comments for details)
Private mutations:
C12357T (ORF1a:T4031I), T18006C (ORF1b:L590L), A19173G (ORF1b:T1902T), G22203A (S:R214H), C22995T(S:T478I), G28077T (ORF8:V62L), C28657T (N:D128D)
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