Abstract:The sharing of COVID-19 sequences worldwide has allowed for comprehensive and real-time analyses of COVID-19 genomic diversity at regional levels. Temporal distribution of COVID-19 variants and lineages enables better infection control, surveillance, and facilitates policy making for public health. 417 sequences extracted from all COVID-19 cases in Negeri Sembilan of peninsular Malaysia from July 2021 until May 2022 were used for this study. Phylogenomics revealed a total of 20 circulating lineages, of which s… Show more
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