There's a new BA.3.2.2 from South Africa today. For the most part, there's been little substantial change in BA.3.2 over the past few months—mostly synonymous mutations & very little happening in spike.
But this new one has 3 spike mutations & looks quite interesting. 1/6
After 3 months, South Africa has uploaded another BA.3.2.2.
It has 3 mutations in common with the Australian samples, which we haven't seen outside of Australia before. T1195C, C2592T and T6856C. So, it probably migrated after it gained those.
Plus, there can be severe side effects from using Leucovorin, which is a very high dose of folinic acid. Like losing the ability to walk! Most likely in those with an unrecognized/untreated B12 deficiency.
Folic acid and folinic acid both still need MTHFR to become 5-MTHF, ONE OF the "active" forms of folate also known as methylfolate. It is used with B12 to turn homocysteine into methionine. But indeed, also with common mutations MTHFR still functions!
*Is* there a connection? Bonnie Petrie talks with @ameracadpeds.bsky.social member pediatrician Dr. Nhung Tran, who specializes in neurodevelopmental disorders like autism, about the president's claims about autism, Tylenol, the MMR vaccine, and a form of vitamin B9.
Er staan voor week 39 nog geen samples op GISAID/Pango. Maar week 38 heeft een paar LF.7's en ik denk dat ze die ook JN.1 noemen. En een NB.1.8.1 die door GISAID (onterecht) JN.1.18.5 wordt genoemd.
Het RIVM gebruikt Pango en betere tools, zoals onderstaande, gebruiken Nextclade.
