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Rapid worldwide spread of 17MPLF spike insertion mutants (JN.1-JN.1.25, KP.1, KP.2, KQ.1, KR.1, XDD, XDP, XDK, XDQ subvariants) of omicron coronaviruses and spike gene 5’-end sequencing problem

2024-07-16

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>We postulated a higher omicron JN.1/BA.2.86.1.1 coronavirus transmission due to unique <sup>17</sup>MPLF spike insertion compensating <sup>24</sup>LPP, <sup>69</sup>HV, <sup>145</sup>Y, <sup>211</sup>N and <sup>483</sup>V deletions [Journal of Future Medicine and Healthcare Innovation, 2(3):1–20, 2024]. After six months of our publication in Research Square preprint, I am updating our a...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4741070/v1
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Rapid worldwide spread of 17MPLF spike insertion mutants (JN.1-JN.1.25, KP.1, KP.2, KQ.1, KR.1, XDD, XDP, XDK, XDQ subvariants) of omicron coronaviruses and spike gene 5’-end sequencing problemDOI 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4741070/v1
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