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Discussion:
The nearest neighbors for these sequences were collected approximately 22-24 months prior to these sequences' collection date. many of the nearest neighboring sequences come from Island, like these proposed sequences do.
CH.1.1 was, during the time it was circulating, especially immune evasive but had lesser binding affinity. If these proposed sequences are in fact spreading, then it is unlike previous successful saltations which tend to feature many spike mutations. Possibly CH.1.1.8 starting from a more immune evasive base-line plays a role in this?
Additionally, the 4 patients are all elderly. It's possible that even if there is onwards transmission, this is happening in a facility rather than across the larger community.
The three more recent sequences are on a branch that seems to have gained 5 additional mutations beyond the older sequence.
Currently I have done no sort of outreach and I personally am not planning to do any outreach.
Edit:
I've incorporated the changes discussed below. Thanks ryhisner/FedeGueli!
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There is actually a previous related sequence from a 4th patient collected a few days earlier.
EPI_ISL_19615536, EPI_ISL_19685790, EPI_ISL_19685811, EPI_ISL_19685815
There is actually a previous related sequence from a 4th patient collected a few days earlier. EPI_ISL_19615536, EPI_ISL_19685790, EPI_ISL_19685811, EPI_ISL_19685815
thank you Ryan! @Sinickle i suggest to edit the query in : A1318G, G1400A, C1404T, C3984A that finds all of them
FedeGueli
changed the title
CH.1.1.8 saltation, 3 unique patients, Ireland, Dec 2024
CH.1.1.8 saltation, 4 unique patients, Ireland, Dec 2024
Jan 26, 2025
Query: A1318G, G1400A, C1404T, C3984A
Collection Dates: 2024-12-09, 2024-12-12, 2024-12-13, 2024-12-16
Region: Only Dublin Ireland
Patient metadata: All 4 are unique patient metadata.
Saltation branch mutations:
Unique: T232C, A1318G, G1400A, C1404T, C3984A, G6473A, A10558G, C11687T, A11934G, C12624T, G13127A, A13498G, T15651C, T17139C, T19284C, G20274T, T20561C, C23061G, C23981T, A25101G, T28251G, A28254C, A28483G, T28648C
Homoplasies: C2455T, C3912T, C5884T, C7488T, T9485C, C9491T, C11003T, C16329T, G22770A, C22858T, T26723C
ORF1ab: G379R, P380L, T1216I, T1240K, E2070K, T2408I, Y3074H, H3076Y, H3580Y, L3808F, Q3890R, P4120L, G4288R, T4412A, M6670I, V6766A
S: R403K, T500S, P807S, Q1180R
ORF8: F120V, I121L
Other Inherited mutations after CH.1.1.8:
C12412T->C24099T (S:A846V) -> C26681T
[Tree](https://nextstrain.org/fetch/genome.ucsc.edu/trash/hgPhyloPlace/subtreeAuspice1_genome_1eb768_2556a0.json?f_userOrOld=uploaded%20sample)
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Discussion:
The nearest neighbors for these sequences were collected approximately 22-24 months prior to these sequences' collection date. many of the nearest neighboring sequences come from Island, like these proposed sequences do.
CH.1.1 was, during the time it was circulating, especially immune evasive but had lesser binding affinity. If these proposed sequences are in fact spreading, then it is unlike previous successful saltations which tend to feature many spike mutations. Possibly CH.1.1.8 starting from a more immune evasive base-line plays a role in this?
Additionally, the 4 patients are all elderly. It's possible that even if there is onwards transmission, this is happening in a facility rather than across the larger community.
The three more recent sequences are on a branch that seems to have gained 5 additional mutations beyond the older sequence.
Currently I have done no sort of outreach and I personally am not planning to do any outreach.
Edit:
I've incorporated the changes discussed below. Thanks ryhisner/FedeGueli!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: