International Journal of Infectious Diseases (Jul 2021)

SARS-CoV-2 reinfection with a virus harboring mutation in the Spike and the Nucleocapsid proteins in Panama

  • Yamilka Díaz,
  • Anyuri Ortiz,
  • Adriana Weeden,
  • Daniel Castillo,
  • Claudia González,
  • Brechla Moreno,
  • Mabel Martínez-Montero,
  • Marlene Castillo,
  • Grettel Vasquez,
  • Lisseth Sáenz,
  • Danilo Franco,
  • Yaneth Pitti,
  • Oris Chavarria,
  • Jessica Gondola,
  • Ambar M. Moreno,
  • Leyda Ábrego,
  • Davis Beltrán,
  • Ilka Guerra,
  • Jim Chang,
  • Zumara Chaverra,
  • Isela Guerrero,
  • Alejandra Valoy,
  • Melissa Gaitán,
  • Dimelza Araúz,
  • Ernesto Morán,
  • Maria Chen-Germán,
  • Elimelec Valdespino,
  • Rita Rodríguez,
  • Rita Corrales,
  • Roderick Chen-Camaño,
  • Juan Miguel Pascale,
  • Alexander A. Martínez,
  • Sandra López-Vergès

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 108
pp. 588 – 591

Abstract

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We report a case of reinfection by SARS-CoV-2 with the second virus harboring amino acid changes in the Spike protein (141-143del, D215A, ins215AGY, L452R, D614G), orf1a, helicase, orf3a, and Nucleocapside. The virus associated with the reinfection, from an endemic lineage containing the S:L452R immune escape mutation, was circulating in Panama at the time.

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