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A large proportion of AY.102 sequences with the above mutations are misclassified and the lineage appears to be growing across many European countries. The lineage appears to have emerged from India around April 2021 and was first detected in Germany in July 2021. Since then it has grown to 9% in India, 2% in Denmark, and 1% in Germany. It also appears to be recently emerging in the UK and US.
USHER puts it on an entirely new branch of B.1.617.2 but I'm not sure if S:T95I emerged independently or if it's a part of the existing S:T95I branch.
Nice catch.
ir seems growing in Switzerland
Denmark
Uk (although low numbers)
Considering the efficacy of sequencing in these countries and considering that especially in Uk the most trasmissible AY.s are widely circulating i think it deserves a designation @corneliusroemer
The branch of this lineage that seems growing faster carries also orf9b:R32L , unsure if it is better to include or exclude it from defining mutations
Sub-lineage of: B.1.617.2
Earliest sequence: 2021-16
Latest sequence: 2021-45
Total sequences: 4706
A large proportion of AY.102 sequences with the above mutations are misclassified and the lineage appears to be growing across many European countries. The lineage appears to have emerged from India around April 2021 and was first detected in Germany in July 2021. Since then it has grown to 9% in India, 2% in Denmark, and 1% in Germany. It also appears to be recently emerging in the UK and US.
USHER puts it on an entirely new branch of B.1.617.2 but I'm not sure if S:T95I emerged independently or if it's a part of the existing S:T95I branch.
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/ct/singleSubtreeAuspice_genome_2cf05_c87280.json?branchLabel=Spike%20mutations
Transmission advantage is hard to determine but it appears to be around 10-15% for Germany.
https://cov-spectrum.ethz.ch/explore/World/AllSamples/Y2021/variants?aaMutations=ORF3a%3AG49V%2CORF3a%3AT221K%2CS%3AT95I
sequences(2).csv
Proposed Lineage Name: AY.X
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