. 2023 Mar 16;582:1–11. doi: 10.1016/j.virol.2023.03.005

Table 1.

List of mutations firstly described in Rio Grande do Sul in the sequenced genomes from this study.

Mutation	Occurrences in the world	First occurrence in world	Occurrences in Brazil	First occurrence in Brazil	Date of our sample	VOCs
ORF3a:	7462	2020	85	2021-02-03	2021-05-01	A, B, G, D, O
A72S	7462	2020	85	2021-02-03	2021-05-01	A, B, G, D, O
NSP3:	17,219	2020	428	2020-06-16	2021-06-14	A, B, G, D, O
P1103L	17,219	2020	428	2020-06-16	2021-06-14	A, B, G, D, O
NSP3:	271	2020-03-13	not described	–	2021-06-14	A, G, D, O
D1208A	271	2020-03-13	not described	–	2021-06-14	A, G, D, O
NSP4:	198	2020	2	2021-05-31	2021-06-14	A, G, D, O
D144G	198	2020	2	2021-05-31	2021-06-14	A, G, D, O
NSP13:	1255	2020	15	2021-01-27	2021-06-14	A, B, G, D, O
L325F	1255	2020	15	2021-01-27	2021-06-14	A, B, G, D, O
NSP12:	not described	–	not described	–	2021-05-08	G
I136V	not described	–	not described	–	2021-05-08	G

The table describes the mutations and the number of occurrences in the world and Brazil, as well as their first occurrences in these locations. The table also indicates the VOC lineages where each mutation can be found (Access on GISAID: June 7, 2022). A: Alpha; B: Beta; G: Gamma; D: Delta; O: Omicron.