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Audio: Jan28 Apr21 Sep22
Commentary
H1N1
Tamiflu Resistance Spread Through Southern Hemisphere
Recombinomics Commentary
13:26
September 24, 2008
The meeting reviewed the
data and scientific findings gathered during the 2007-2008 influenza
season in the Northern Hemisphere and new data from the Southern
Hemisphere 2008 season.
The above comments are from a recent WHO
meeting on oseltamivir (Tamiflu) resistance in H1N1 seasonal flu
linked to H274Y. The document includes NA
and HA
phylogenetic analysis of many of these recent isolates. As seen
in the NA tree, all isolates in the upper arm have H274Y. This
branch corresponds to the “Northern EU” branch released
previously. As can be seen in the recent tree, the isolates
in this branch represent Tamiflu resistance at the beginning of this
year in the northern hemisphere, as well as recent isolates from the
southern hemisphere (see list below). The earlier tree, which had
many isolates from Japan, had a higher percentage of H274Y positive
isolates that were not in the “Northern EU” branch (see second list
below).
In the more recent tree, the majority of H274Y positive isolates form a
distinct branch, which is also true for 2007/2008 public sequences from
isolates in the United States, as well as isolates from Turkey, France,
and South Africa (see third list below). Thus, there is one
dominant Brisbane/59 sub-clade, which has produced the majority of the
reported H274Y isolates, but there are additional examples in each tree
representing independent acquisition of H274Y. These independent
acquisitions may be linked to recombination with the dominant sub-clade.
This dominant sub-clade also gave rise to the dominant sub-clade in South
Africa, which has a cluster
of changes in the HA sequence near the receptor binding domain at
position 190. Two of the Seychelles isolates have these changes
in HA, but are not markers as having H274Y. One is listed in the
NA tree, but it does not map with the South African sequences,
suggesting it is a reassortant, or mislabeled.
In either event, the new phylogenetic trees show that the dominant H1N1
subclade is widespread in the northern and southern
hemisphere, suggesting it will reappear in H1N1 infections in the
upcoming season.
Aug-Dec 2007
Norway/1736/07
Paris/341/2007
Jan-Mar 2008
Athens/41/2008
Belgium/812/2008
Belgium/850/2008
Belgium/858/2008
Berlin/47/2008
Bucharest/229/2008
Buenos Aires/13/2008
Cameroon/25/2008
Estonia/6/2008
Finland/11/2008
Geneva/9296/2008
Hong Kong/852/2008
Ireland/744/2008
Kiev/313/2008
Lisbon/3/2008
Luxembourg/116/2008
Parma/34/2008
Slovenia/123/2008
St. Petersburgh/12/2008
Apr-Aug 2008
Cameroon/73/2008
Cameroon/80/2008
Chubut/102197/2008
Ghana/100/2008
Johannesburg/35/2008
Johannesburg/47/2008
Kursk/1/2008
Lyon/1059/2008
Seychelles/2010/2008
St. Petersburg/75/2008
St. Petersburg/85/2008
Jan-Mar 2008 (Hawaii-like and
others)
Austria/405507/2008
Austria/405832/2008
Scotland/5/2008
Yokahama/35/2008
Northern EU-like
Norway/1687/07
Norway/1701/07
Norway/1731/07
Norway/1736/07
Norway/1743/07
Norway/1745/07
Norway/1747/07
Yokohama/77/08
Yokohama/78/08
Yokohama/79/08
Hawaii like and others
Aichi/76/08
Gifu-C/17/08
Gifu-C/38/08
Kobe/27/08
Shimane/59/08
Tochigi/8/08
Tochigi/28/08
Tochigi/34/08
Tottori/21/08
Tottori/23/08
Tottori/28/08
Tottori/29/08
Yamagata/68/08
Yokohama/22/08
Yokohama/30/08
Yokohama/31/08
Yokohama/34/08
Yokohama/35/08
Public Northern EU-like
Ankara-TR/170/2008
Arizona/03/2007
Arizona/13/2007
Arizona/14/2007
Arizona/15/2007
Bursa-TR/1231/2007
Cape Town/26/2008
England/557/2007
Hawaii/01/2008
Hawaii/02/2008
Hong Kong/17/2008
Illinois/10/2007
Indiana/01/2008
Istanbul-TR1198/2007
Istanbul-TR1219/2007
Istanbul-TR111/2008
Johannesburg/14/2008
Johannesburg/21/2008
Johannesburg/33/2008
Johannesburg/35/2008
Johannesburg/36/2008
Johannesburg/45/2008
Maryland/04/2007
Memphis/03/2008
Minnesota/01/2008
New Jersey/15/2007
New Jersey/16/2007
New Jersey/20/2007
New Jersey/05/2008
New Jersey/06/2008
New Jersey/10/2008
North Carolina/02/2008
Paris/341/2007
Paris/644/2007
Paris/749/2007
Paris/847/2007
Paris/910/2007
Paris/1154/2008
Paris/1157/2008
Paris/1170/2008
Paris/1208/2008
Pennsylvania/02/2008
South Carolina/01/2008
Washington/01/2008
Public Hawaii like and others
Florida/2/2008
Hawaii/21/2007
Hawaii/28/2007
Paris/963/2008
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