The emergence of the Omicron XBB.1.5 variant in India: a brief report on clinical presentation of a few cases

IF 2 Q4 VIROLOGY
J. Samal, Arjun Bhugra, V. Suroliya, P. Gautam, R. Agarwal, C. Bihari, E. Gupta
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Despite the three years spent navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists are still having to react to the disease due to the constant evolution of novel variants/subvariants. Over the last few months, a global plummet in COVID-19 cases has suggested we are transitioning towards endemic COVID-19. However, the new omicron offshoots (XBB variants) are driving a new surge of cases around the world. A few preliminary research findings suggest that the XBB.1.5 subvariant is more immune-evasive and displays higher binding to ACE2 human receptor than its other related omicron subvariants in circulation. In this first-of-its-kind report, we discuss a few XBB.1.5 cases and its clinical characteristics reported in Delhi State, North India.
印度出现的Omicron XBB.1.5变异:几例临床表现的简要报告
尽管花了三年时间应对COVID-19大流行,但由于新变体/亚变体的不断进化,科学家们仍然必须对这种疾病做出反应。在过去的几个月里,全球COVID-19病例急剧减少,这表明我们正在向COVID-19地方性过渡。然而,新的omicron分支(XBB变体)正在推动世界各地病例的新激增。一些初步研究结果表明,与循环中的其他相关组粒亚变体相比,XBB.1.5亚变体具有更强的免疫逃避性,并且与ACE2人受体具有更高的结合。在这首个此类报告中,我们讨论了在印度北部德里邦报道的一些XBB.1.5病例及其临床特征。
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