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Chart: SARSCoV2 Variant Dashboard - USA | 30-DAY TRENDS Source: NYITCOM Research Report (Raj Rajnarayanan) Caption (in part): Circulating Variants in…following US States: All - Specimen Collected in…last 30 days | Updated 4/19/2024 4:59:00 AM [GMT?] | Source (sequences): GISAID Bubble chart showing tallies of each identified variant for each state. Data has been filtered to over four dozen Pangolin subvariants and recombinants of BA.2.86.1 / JN, including parent, for collection dates 4/1/2024 to 4/14/2024. Top subvariants: Pirola dot1 kid JN.1 (29.59%), Pirola dot1 grankid JN.1.7 (9.94%), Pirola dot1 grankid JN.1.4 (9.06%), Pirola dot1 scion KP.2 (8.48%). Raj has standardized bubbles to violet (BA.2.86*), with recombinants here appearing in cyan, although some newer pango aliases may still be getting unique colors assigned by Tableau. Bubbles largest and most prominent for: JN.1 (violet) for California (19), Virginia (8), Minnesota (7), Iowa (7), Louisiana (6) and New Jersey; JN.1.16 (violet) for California (12), Virginia; KP.2 (violet) for California (11), New York (6), a North state; JN.1.7 (violet) for California (10), North Carolina, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey; JN.1.13.1 (violet) for New York (9), New Jersey. Dozens of additional smaller bubbles for various variants and states.

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Chart: SARSCoV2 Variant Dashboard - USA | 30-DAY TRENDS Source: NYITCOM Research Report (Raj Rajnarayanan) Caption (in part): Circulating Variants in…following US States: All - Specimen Collected in…last 30 days | Updated 4/19/2024 4:59:00 AM [GMT?] | Source (sequences): GISAID Bubble chart showing tallies of each identified variant for each state. Data has been filtered to over four dozen Pangolin subvariants and recombinants of BA.2.86.1 / JN, including parent, for collection dates 4/1/2024 to 4/14/2024. Top subvariants: Pirola dot1 kid JN.1 (29.59%), Pirola dot1 grankid JN.1.7 (9.94%), Pirola dot1 grankid JN.1.4 (9.06%), Pirola dot1 scion KP.2 (8.48%). Raj has standardized bubbles to violet (BA.2.86*), with recombinants here appearing in cyan, although some newer pango aliases may still be getting unique colors assigned by Tableau. Bubbles largest and most prominent for: JN.1 (violet) for California (19), Virginia (8), Minnesota (7), Iowa (7), Louisiana (6) and New Jersey; JN.1.16 (violet) for California (12), Virginia; KP.2 (violet) for California (11), New York (6), a North state; JN.1.7 (violet) for California (10), North Carolina, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey; JN.1.13.1 (violet) for New York (9), New Jersey. Dozens of additional smaller bubbles for various variants and states.
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Into April, JN.1 family has diversified sufficiently for designation of twelve pango aliases: KP through LC (excl. KT); & six recombinants: XDD, XDK, XDN, XDP, XDR & XDV.
After starting to reemerge from GISAID dataset early March, non-JN.1 lineages are now all but absent. No doubt this is related, at least in part, to low reporting across states (next toot).
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