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. 2022 Jan 4;9:818401. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2021.818401

Table 1.

SARS-CoV-2 co-infections identified in Equatorial Guinea.

Patient Date of swab collection Spike gene mutation specific RT-qPCR assay results Potential lineages involved in co-infection*
HV69/70Δ L452R E484K N501Y
EG-SARS-COV-2-P1 12/11/2020 HV69/70 NA E484 + 484K N501 + 501Y Wildtype (e.g., B.1.192) + Beta VOC (B.1.351)
EG-SARS-COV-2-P2 14/11/2020 HV69/70 NA E484 + 484K N501 + 501Y Wildtype (e.g., B.1.192) + Beta VOC (B.1.351)
EG-SARS-COV-2-P3 25/11/2020 HV69 + 69/70Δ NA E484 + 484K N501 Wildtype (e.g., B.1.192) + B.1.620
EG-SARS-COV-2-P4 25/11/2020 HV69/70 NA E484 + 484K N501 + 501Y Wildtype (e.g., B.1.192) + Beta VOC (B.1.351)
EG-SARS-COV-2-P5 10/08/2021 HV69/70 L452 + 452R E484 + 484K N501 + 501Y Beta VOC (B.1.351) + Delta VOC (AY.43)
EG-SARS-COV-2-P6 30/08/2021 HV69/70 L452 + 452R E484 + 484K N501 + 501Y Beta VOC (B.1.351) + Delta VOC (AY.43)

*Potential lineages involved in co-infections were proposed based on spike gene mutations and known circulating variants at the time.