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Cross-sectional and longitudinal genotype to phenotype surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 variants over the first four years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
EBioMedicine - 1 Dec 2024
Akerman Anouschka, Fichter Christina, Milogiannakis Vanessa, Esneau Camille, Silva Mariana Ruiz, Ison Tim, Lopez Joseph A, Naing Zin, Caguicla Joanna, Amatayakul-Chantler Supavadee, Roth Nathan, Manni Sandro, Hauser Thomas, Barnes Thomas, Boss Tino, Condylios Anna, Yeang Malinna, Sato Kenta, Bartlett Nathan N, Darley David, Matthews Gail, Stark Damien J, Promsri Susan, Rawlinson William D, Murrell Benjamin, Kelleher Anthony D, Dwyer Dominic, Sintchenko Vitali, Kok Jen, Ellis Sally, Marris Kelsi, Knight Elizabeth, Hoad Veronic C, Irving David O, Gosbell Iain, Brilot Fabienne, Wood James, Aggarwal Anupriya, Turville Stuart G
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: Continued phenotyping and ongoing molecular epidemiology are important in current and future monitoring of emerging SARS-CoV-2 lineages. Herein we developed pragmatic strategies to track the emergence, spread and phenotype of SARS-CoV-2 variants in Australia in an era of decreasing diagnostic PCR testing and focused cohort-based studies. This was aligned to longitudinal studies that span 4 years of...
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