Emergence and Spread of a B.1.1.28-Derived P.6 Lineage with Q675H and Q677H Spike Mutations in Uruguay.

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Emergence and Spread of a B.1.1.28-Derived P.6 Lineage with Q675H and Q677H Spike Mutations in Uruguay.

Viruses - 10 Sept 2021

Rego Natalia, Salazar Cecilia, Paz Mercedes, Costábile Alicia, Fajardo Alvaro, Ferrés Ignacio, Perbolianachis Paula, Fernández-Calero Tamara, Noya Veronica, Machado Matias R, Brandes Mariana, Arce Rodrigo, Arleo Mailen, Possi Tania, Reyes Natalia, Bentancor María Noel, Lizasoain Andrés, Bortagaray Viviana, Moller Ana, Chappos Odhille, Nin Nicolas, Hurtado Javier, Duquía Melissa, González Maria Belén, Griffero Luciana, Méndez Mauricio, Techera Maria Pía, Zanetti Juan, Pereira Emiliano, Rivera Bernardina, Maidana Matías, Alonso Martina, Smircich Pablo, Arantes Ighor, Mir Daiana, Alonso Cecilia, Medina Julio, Albornoz Henry, Colina Rodney, Bello Gonzalo, Moreno Pilar, Moratorio Gonzalo, Iraola Gregorio, Spangenberg Lucía

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Uruguay controlled the viral dissemination during the first nine months of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. Unfortunately, towards the end of 2020, the number of daily new cases exponentially increased. Herein, we analyzed the country-wide genetic diversity of SARS-CoV-2 between November 2020 and April 2021. We identified that the most prevalent viral variant during the first epidemic wave in Uruguay (December...

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DOI: 10.3390/v13091801
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