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XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(28 seqs, >10 places) #2802

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xz-keg opened this issue Oct 12, 2024 · 18 comments
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XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(28 seqs, >10 places) #2802

xz-keg opened this issue Oct 12, 2024 · 18 comments

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xz-keg commented Oct 12, 2024

There seems to be a very new and very interesting branch of XEC found by @FedeGueli
From branch 13 of sars-cov-2-variants/lineage-proposals#2088
XEC+G2060A(Orf1a:A599T)+ A21764T(S:I68F), most with C583T(Query: C583T,G2060A,G21770T)

GISAID query: G2060A,G21770T,T3565C(edited)
No. of seqs: 10(USA 4(GBW from Turkey and Egpyt) France 4 Sweden 1 Czech Republic 1)

First: EPI_ISL_19465899, Czech Republic, 2024-9-17
Latest: EPI_ISL_19472838, USA from Turkey, 2024-9-30

GISAID and cov-spectrum read it as del21764_21769+G21770T, usher also reads this way and then drop it out. The correct mutation shall be :
1: Most SGTF, including the BA.2.86 one, is formed by del21766_21771, not del21767_21772, so it has additional A21766C if read as del21767_21772

2: This branch has additional A21764T, together with A21766C it gets S:I68F.
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This branch grows very fast, last week it was only 2. Now it is 10, with samples coming from undersampled regions this could be a superfast branch.

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From first sample to 10 in 13 days from 5 countries and 7 regions ( considering three different French provinces) .
After Sept 15:
1/11 samples from Czech republic
1/4 samples from Egypt
2/10 samples from Turkey
1/148 samples from Stockholm Sweden
1/2 samples from Rennes France
2/7 samples from Alpes-Maritimes France
1/235 samples from Rhone France

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(10 seqs, 5 places) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(10 seqs, 7 places) Oct 12, 2024
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+1 Netherlands

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(10 seqs, 7 places) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(11 seqs, 8 places) Oct 15, 2024
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xz-keg commented Oct 17, 2024

one more from Netherlands

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(11 seqs, 8 places) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(12 seqs, 8 places) Oct 17, 2024
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xz-keg commented Oct 17, 2024

There seems to be an additional USA-NY seq without C583T , alter query.

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(12 seqs, 8 places) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(13 seqs, 9 places) Oct 17, 2024
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FedeGueli commented Oct 17, 2024

There seems to be an additional USA-NY seq without C583T , alter query.

Please keep both of them , it could be a separate emergence. (former is C583T,G21770T,T3565C)

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G2060A,G21770T,T3565C

Just noticed that this sample without G583T is from a 44 days old and it is the first sample in US, it sounds unusual.

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xz-keg commented Oct 17, 2024

There seems to be an additional USA-NY seq without C583T , alter query.

Please keep both of them , it could be a separate emergence. (former is C583T,G21770T,T3565C)

Currently we haven't seen XEC with C583T seqs without S:I68F, so it is safe to assume C583T comes after S:I68F.

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Currently we haven't seen XEC with C583T seqs without S:I68F, so it is safe to assume C583T comes after S:I68F.

not safe at all in my view. XEC is not that big that you can be sure of that, and more we know that homoplasy of beneficial mutations is very high and the sample is placed in another branch (also Czech sample is placed otherwise now):
Screenshot 2024-10-17 alle 12 29 19
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_30da3_e56f0.json?c=userOrOld&label=id:node_7259272

Screenshot 2024-10-17 alle 12 30 22

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I will start monitoring : G2060A,G21770T,T3565C,-C583T

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xz-keg commented Oct 17, 2024

Currently we haven't seen XEC with C583T seqs without S:I68F, so it is safe to assume C583T comes after S:I68F.

not safe at all in my view. XEC is not that big that you can be sure of that, and more we know that homoplasy of beneficial mutations is very high and the sample is placed in another branch (also Czech sample is placed otherwise now): Screenshot 2024-10-17 alle 12 29 19 https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/subtreeAuspice1_genome_30da3_e56f0.json?c=userOrOld&label=id:node_7259272

Screenshot 2024-10-17 alle 12 30 22

That's only one seq that shares another 25521 mutation with it.
S:68 mutation is not displayed on usher (it is first recognized as S:V70F and then removed) so unless they have additional mutations they won't be categorized together.

@AngieHinrichs , is it possible to change the base of BA.2.86* seqs to BA.2.86 instead of sticking to WT base so that S:68 mutations can be recognized on the tree?

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FedeGueli commented Oct 17, 2024

That's only one seq that shares another 25521 mutation with it. S:68 mutation is not displayed on usher (it is first recognized as S:V70F and then removed) so unless they have additional mutations they won't be categorized together.

Not very convincing sincerely because there is one at least supporting the separation with zero supporting the mashing up of the two. With HK.3 we have had tons of this. When applying the same reasoning to XBB.1.5 it didnt work well.
one point favouring the reunification is that 25521 is quite homoplasic but for example XBB.1.9.1/.2 different nuc was homoplasic too.

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xz-keg commented Oct 17, 2024

That's only one seq that shares another 25521 mutation with it. S:68 mutation is not displayed on usher (it is first recognized as S:V70F and then removed) so unless they have additional mutations they won't be categorized together.

Not very convincing sincerely because there is one at least supporting the separation with zero supporting the mashing up of the two. With HK.3 we have had tons of this. When applying the same reasoning to XBB.1.5 it didnt work well.

Yeah hard to prove or disprove at current. If there's more seqs on the NY branch I may be more convinced to separate emergence. Now it seems just coincidentally gets a T25521 mutation with another UK seq.

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(13 seqs, 9 places) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(13 seqs, 9 places, maybe 2 branches) Oct 17, 2024
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That's only one seq that shares another 25521 mutation with it. S:68 mutation is not displayed on usher (it is first recognized as S:V70F and then removed) so unless they have additional mutations they won't be categorized together.

Not very convincing sincerely because there is one at least supporting the separation with zero supporting the mashing up of the two. With HK.3 we have had tons of this. When applying the same reasoning to XBB.1.5 it didnt work well.

Yeah hard to prove or disprove at current. If there's more seqs on the NY branch I may be more convinced to separate emergence. Now it seems just coincidentally gets a T25521 mutation with another UK seq.

to me it will depend if we will see multiple emergences or not of 68F . the appearance of 68T makes me tend to think yes!

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xz-keg commented Oct 19, 2024

+4 France +1 Italy, 18 now. All on C583T branch

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(13 seqs, 9 places, maybe 2 branches) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(18 seqs, 9 places, maybe 2 branches) Oct 19, 2024
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xz-keg commented Oct 23, 2024

+1 Wales

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(18 seqs, 9 places, maybe 2 branches) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(19 seqs, 10 places, maybe 2 branches) Oct 23, 2024
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FedeGueli commented Oct 25, 2024

+1 France (Besancon Bourgogne new province)

I checked its advantage in France and it has still the Lower CI slighty negative vs XEC so we cant be 100% sure of its advantage but certainly the other two CI intervals are quite significant on its potential advantage.
https://cov-spectrum.org/explore/France/AllSamples/Past3M/variants?nextcladePangoLineage=XEC*&nucMutations1=C583T%2CG21770T%2CT3565C&analysisMode=CompareToBaseline&

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(19 seqs, 10 places, maybe 2 branches) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(20 seqs, >10 places, maybe 2 branches) Oct 25, 2024
@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(20 seqs, >10 places, maybe 2 branches) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(22 seqs, >10 places, maybe 2 branches) Oct 27, 2024
@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(22 seqs, >10 places, maybe 2 branches) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(23 seqs, >10 places, maybe 2 branches) Oct 29, 2024
@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(23 seqs, >10 places, maybe 2 branches) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(25 seqs, >10 places) Oct 30, 2024
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xz-keg commented Nov 1, 2024

28, Denmark, Spain

@xz-keg xz-keg changed the title XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(25 seqs, >10 places) XEC +Orf1a:A599T+ S:I68F(28 seqs, >10 places) Nov 1, 2024
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28, Denmark, Spain
Also to be noticed the one from Italy via GBW

Ping @corneliusroemer, thx for your recent rounds of designations: this is maybe the last one better not to delay to get designated, please take a look

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